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West Virginia has 6 golf stores from which you can choose. To organize them all, this directory lists West Virginia golf stores alphabetically by city. The cities with the most golf stores are Beckley, Charleston and Ceredo.

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Morgantown Golf Stores (1 in city)
White Sulphur Springs Golf Stores (1)

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Why Golfers Slice and Hook

Slices and hooks are created when your left elbow fails to point down throughout the swing, thus resulting in angles that turn the clubface at impact

Slicing Around Trees

Open your clubface, aim left and swing outside in

Reading Greens: Triangulation

Triangulation is the best way to read greens, read the putt from behind the ball, from the low side and then from behind the hole

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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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