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In the GolfLink International Golf Vacations section, you will find great information on some of the most sought-after golf vacation destinations around the world. Planning a summer golf holiday? Ireland, Canada, or the timeless fairways of St. Andrews in Scotland might be the best locations for you. Or maybe you need a golf trip to escape the cold winter weather and hit the greens somewhere sunny and warm, in which case Mexico or the Caribbean provide a few excellent options. Either way, our golf vacation articles and reviews tell you everything you need to know.

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The Bahamas
- Bahamas Golf Vacations
Canada
- Canada Golf Vacations
  - Alberta Golf Vacations
  - British Columbia Golf Vacations
    — Whistler, BC Golf by Jim & Barbara Nichol
  - New Brunswick Golf Vacations
  - Nova Scotia Golf Vacations
  - Ontario Golf Vacations
  - Quebec Golf Vacations
  - Prince Edward Island Golf Vacations
Caribbean
- Cap Cana Golf Club
  by Alan B. Nichols
Cayman Islands
- Cayman Islands Golf Vacations
  by Jim & Barbara Nichol
Costa Rica
- Costa Rica Golf Vacations
  By Alan B. Nichols
- Costa Rica Golf Overview
  by Jim & Barbara Nichol
Dominican Republic
- Dominican Replublic Golf Vacations
  By Alan B. Nichols
- Overview of Dominican Republic Golf Vacations
Ireland
- Ireland Golf Vacations
  - Killarney Park Hotel Golf Resort
  - Introduction to Ireland - An Irish Golf Vacation Adventure
    by Alan B. Nichols
Jamaica
- Jamaica Golf Vacations
Mexico
- Mexico Golf Vacations
Scotland
- Scotland Golf Vacations
The US Virgin Islands
- US Virgin Islands Golf Vacations

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Getting Out Of the Rough

Remember to keep it simple and be conservative in the rough, if there is a lot of grass between the ball and the club then use a higher lofted club

Flexibility Increases Clubhead Speed

Flexibility is extremely important to producing distance because you can't hit the ball far if you don't make a full swing, the Speed Stick is a great product to increase your flexibility and can be used anywhere

Grip the Club Correctly

There are four keys to the correct grip: placement, positioning, pressure and precision. Check these four things every time and you will have a solid grip

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Fried Egg and Buried Sand Lie Bunker Shots

Adjust you ball positioning, shift weight forward and lean the shaft forward to allow the club to dig under the ball

Be Aware of Putting Impulses

Many players try to hit the ball when they are about to make contact with a putt, rather than making the same swing as when taking a practice stroke

Fix a Low Trajectory Shot

Golfers who have a problem hitting the ball too low usually take too short a backswing or have too much lag in their swing which takes loft off of the club at impact and drives the ball lower than desired

Lie Angle Importance

The bottom of the clubhead should lie flat on the ground, if it lies on the heel the ball goes left and on the toe it goes right, which in turn will cause you to manipulate your swing, but the ball moves right and left depending on the club you are using so every club needs different amounts of manipulation

Proper Impact Contact Drill

At impact you should hit the ball and ground at the same time, practice this by making a line in the ground and taking practice swings where your divot begins at the line and moves forward

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