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Below is the GolfLink list of Rhode Island golf schools, organized alphabetically by school name. In addition to the Rhode Island 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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Wrist Hinge for Power

A two plane swing requires you to actively cock your wrists. With a one plane swing the weight of the club tends to hinge your wrists back naturally and making the swing less complicated.

Address: Angle of Head

Get the right shoulder turn by keeping your head up at address

Loading and Unloading the Wrist for Power

Load the wrist in the backswing by bending the right wrist back and unload keeping the club face square

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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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Video of the Day

Chipping Trajectory and Roll with Different Clubs

By Sandy LaBauve

Analyze the green slope and speed in order to determine what trajectory and club is appropriate for the shot, then always use ... Watch the Video Now

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Finding Your Focus on the Golf Course

By Matt Mitchell, Ph.D.

No doubt you've watched Tour pros practicing laser-like focus as they go about the business of a round of competitive golf. It's ... View Complete Tip

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