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Chuck Cook - Biography

Chuck
  • 1996 PGA of America Teacher of the Year
  • 1984 and 1995 South Texas PGA Teacher of the Year
  • Listed in Golf Magazine’s Top 50 and Top 100 best teachers in America
  • Listed by Town and Country Magazine as one of the Top 10 golf teachers in America
  • Has coached four U.S. Open champions in the 1990’s. Payne Stewart (1991 / 1999), Tom Kite (1992) and Corey Pavin (1995)
  • Coached 1997 U.S. Amateur Champion: Silvia Cavallieri
  • Coached 1997 NCAA Champion: Heather Bowie
  • Has worked with over 100 professionals
  • Has worked with numerous amateur champions of all ages
  • Authored two books: "Perfectly Balanced Golf" and "Tips from the Tour"
  • Featured in Golf Digest video “How to stop your Slice or your Hook”
  • Is a Member of the Golf Digest Professional panel and has written over 100 articles for publication
  • Known as the “teachers’ teacher”, has conducted teaching workshops and golf schools world wide
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Storing Your Golf Balls In The Winter
Storing Your Golf Balls In The Winter
If you are going to play in cold weather make sure to store your balls at room temperature the night prior to playing because balls kept in the cold for extended periods of time will not travel as far as normal
Chipping Off A Tight Lie
Chipping Off A Tight Lie
Use a three wood to chip from tight lies as it affords more loft to allow the ball to roll where a putter has almost no loft and will cause the ball to get caught in the grass
Aiming Lines On Putters
Aiming Lines On Putters
The lines on the head of your putter effect your aim, no lines aims up right, a top line a little more left, a bottom line more left and three lines the most to the left
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Cure For Toe Shots: Scooping
By Chuck Cook

Scooping the ball results in a toe shot because it causes your left wrist to bend at impact and your right wrist to straighten, ... Watch the Video Now

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Five Unlikely Golf Shots with Five Unlikely Clubs
Five Unlikely Golf Shots with Five Unlikely Clubs
By Brady Riggs with Mike Chwasky

Golf is the only game that requires proficiency with a wide variety of instruments. While tennis, hockey and baseball allow the ... View Complete Tip

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Shhhh. Stricker is the Best Player on Tour

Steve Stricker is quietly going about his business of playing golf and he may just be the best player at his craft. Tiger Woods isn’t playing, so he currently doesn’t count, and Phil Mickelson isn’t playing to his level of expertise. Lee Westwood is failing to make putts to win tournaments, ... More