Are Trees 90 Percent Air?

Are Trees 90 Percent Air?
Category: Bad Lies
Sub-Category: Course Strategy

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Video Golf Tip | Are Trees 90 Percent Air?

If you find yourself in the trees and have no clue how to hit the ball right to left or left to right, there is always the 90 percent air theory. Any expert will tell you that trees are 90 percent air, so therefore, we should have a 90 percent chance if we hit the ball straight at the tree, of it finding a gap and then getting itself back out on the golf course. So here we go, I have got a nice big tree in front of me. I am taking a 9-iron and I am just going to swing straight at this tree which I know is 90 percent air……I love this game.

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Steven  Bann
Steven  Bann
385 Centre Dandenong Road
Heatherton
Victoria Australia 3202
Tel: 61 3 9558 3688

Steven Bann is director of the Pure Golf Academy in Australia and instructor to PGA Tour Pros Stuart Appleby, Robert Allenby, and K.J. Choi.



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