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By Larry O. Krupp, FeelGoodGolf Learning Centers

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If you are looking for more distance, look no further! A majority of LPGA players (and some PGA players) do something at impact that helps generate more distance. The secret is in the footwork. The more you are up in the front of your feet at impact, the further you will hit the ball. Some players exaggerate this to the point that both heels are off the ground at impact. So, give this "Toe dance" a try and see if it doesn't get you into the "Ball" game.

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Loose Arms Increase Power

Maintain a loose hinging motion with your arms and wrists to go along with your coil

Elements of the Swing

Every swing has an up and down component and an around component

Power Sources for the Golf Swing

Use your hands, arms and body as the three sources of power in the swing. If you neglect one you will overuse the others and create faults in your swing.

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Three Basic Pitch Trajectories

To be consistent around the green make the same basic one plane swing arm motion on every shot and simply set the club up slightly differently depending on your required pitch height

Bunker Etiquette

Don't ruin someone else's round by not taking care of a bunker; use these techniques to be a considerate player who knows how to take care of a golf course

Experience Reading Greens

The best way to read greens is through experience, I like to take eight balls and roll them to a hole at different speeds and on different lines, then with the eighth ball I putt it by picking the best speed and line to get the ball in the hole

Downswing Practice

With a traffic cone behind you practice your downswing trying to keep the club inside the cone to simulate the correct approach at impact, this will help eliminate casting, over the top and other downswing faults that create curved shots and an improper impact position

How Your Body Effects Shot Curvature

You want your upper body to turn equally with your lower body, if the upper body stays back you will tend to hook and if the upper body over turns you will have a propensity to slice

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