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Below is the GolfLink list of Maryland golf schools, organized alphabetically by school name. In addition to the Maryland golf schools shown below, our golf schools and clinics section has a golf instruction institution that will meet your needs, from beginning golfers making their first steps out onto the greens to top-level players and instructors looking for certification. Whether you are looking for private or group lessons from a golf pro, golf camps for adults or juniors, 3-day golf schools, 1-day golf clinics, or a week-long vacation at a golf resort school, we have it all.

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America's Favorite Golf Schools (MD)
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Dave Pelz Golf Schools (MD)
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ESPN Golf Schools (MD)
Maryland

FCA Junior Golf Camps (MD)
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Nike Junior Golf Camps (MD)
College Park, Maryland
United States Schools of Golf (MD)
Ocean City, Maryland

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Belly Putters

Belly putters are a great option for those players having a hard time making an arc with their putting stroke or have a hard time keeping the clubface square because they anchor the putter handle on the torso

Five Ball Chipping Drill

Lower your scores by adding a little pressure to your pitching practice with this Five Ball Chipping Drill

One-Plane vs. Two-Plane Swing Recap

In the one plane swing you bend more from the hips, your arms are hanging down and swinging around your chest and your finish is more rounded. It is easier to maintain because there are fewer moving parts than the two plane swing.

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Find Your Correct Swing Plane

Analyze your ball’s flight to determine if you have the correct swing plane

Putt or Chip From Just Off the Green

Putt when 1 or 2 feet off the green with short grass and chip using a loftier club as you get further off the green

Long Rolling Chip Shots

Use your putting technique with a lofted club to clear the fringe around a green, and select your club based on the theory that every club has a ratio of flight distance to roll distance

Self-Assessment Before High Pitch Shots

Make a long, lazy, slow-paced swing to create a high trajectory. This gets the ball up high so that it lands softly and does not roll. It is a risky shot, so only play it once you have practiced it sufficiently.

Knockdown Shot

Play this shot with a shorter swing and the ball a little back in your stance when hitting into the wind or in a cross wind

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Chipping Trajectory and Roll with Different Clubs

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