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If you find yourself struggling to hit your fairway woods with the desired trajectory, launching them lower than you would like, you’re not alone. Many golfers face this issue and wonder why their fairway wood shots end up flying too low, resulting in reduced distance and difficulty in holding greens. The trajectory of fairway wood […]

Golfers of all skill levels know the significance of having the right equipment to improve their performance on the course. While drivers and irons often receive a lot of attention, one club that should not be overlooked is the wedge. Wedges play a crucial role in a golfer’s short game, helping them execute shots around

If you’ve ever found yourself in a sand trap, you know how frustrating it can be to get out. And if you don’t have the right club, it can be even more difficult. So, can you use a pitching wedge in sand? Here’s what you need to know. Can You Use A Pitching Wedge In

Even the best golfers in the world cannot find the green every time with their approach shots. They often miss the target numerous times in a round. A nicely played chip gives you an outside chance of a “chip-in” birdie, which will send you off to the next tee with a spring in your step.

The driver is the most powerful club in your bag. Many golfers feel that they should try to hit their drive shots as hard as they can. However, position rather than power is the most important factor off the tee. Professional golfers hit most of their drives at only 70–80 percent of full power. This

Ball flight is determined by the clubhead’s path in the swing and the aim of the clubface relative to this path. This imparts sidespin on the ball, which makes the ball deviate one way or the other. Controlling these impact factors allows you to shape your shots. The less loft there is on the club,

A round of golf in the wind presents a greater challenge than playing on a calm day, but breezy conditions need not blow you off course. Assessing the conditions—knowing which way the wind is blowing— is something you will need to recheck as you work your way around the turns and contours of the course.

Posture describes the angles in your legs and upper body at address and how you distribute your weight in the set-up. The key elements of a good posture are: the amount your upper body bends over from the waist; the amount of flex in your knees; and the distribution of your weight on each foot.

The stance is the aspect of your set-up that relates specifically to the width your feet are apart at address and to the position of the ball relative to your feet. If you spread your feet the correct distance at address, you will benefifit from a stable base, which enhances your balance and offers the

If your aim is poor, this will affect not only each shot you play but also your long-term golfing prospects. This is because if you aim incorrectly, it takes a bad swing to hit the ball toward your target, which means that you will be constantly making poor swings in an attempt to strike the