Stroke, don't pop

Article Abstract:

The putting stroke in golf is often played as a 'popping' stroke with a shorter backstroke and a longer follow-through. This often hinders distance control, so it is better to have a stroke where the backstroke accounts for 60% of the length of the motion, and the follow-through for 40%.

Putting (Golf)

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Skipping stones

Article Abstract:

Many amateur golfers find hitting a draw is difficult. However, by following a simple drill to keep the right arm extended after impact golfers can develop a feel for the correct stance.

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Fat-free bunker shots

Article Abstract:

Advice on tackling bunker shots is presented. The importance of following through is emphasized.

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