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Forget-About-It-Golf
http://forgetaboutitgolf.com
Forget-About-It Golf helps eliminate the paralysis-by-analysis that plagues many players. Instead of filling your head with more theories, drills and techniques, it simplifies the learning process, clears up confusion, and provides practical advice you can take straight to the course.
- Added on: Nov 10th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: JohnFurgurson
- Listed in: Golf Sports
- Tags: golf tips golf swing golf clubs golf instruction golf lesson golf swing instruction
Recent Posts
Cure the yips. Putt like Arnie.
I’ve had a breakthrough on the putting green. Finally! I can attribute it to Arnie’s 80th birthday celebration. Those old clips of Arnie in his heyday were an inspiration. They say he was one of the best putters of all time, and yet hi...
Diary of a reformed hooker.
I started hooking when I was in junior high school. Seemed perfectly natural at the time… my mom was a hooker and all the good players hit a hook. My dad, on the other hand, hit a slice. (I didn’t want anything to do with his golf game.) ...
Diary of a reformed hooker.
I started hooking when I was in junior high school. Seemed perfectly natural at the time… my mom was a hooker and all the good players hit a hook. My dad, on the other hand, hit a slice. (I didn’t want anything to do with his golf game.) ...
The Whack-a-Mole approach to learning golf.
It’s Saturday afternoon at the driving range of your local muni. People are lined up, buckets at their feet, hacking away at their latest swing flaws. ike a never-ending game of Whack-A-Mole. Every time they solve one little problem, another p...
The Whack-a-Mole approach to learning golf.
It’s Saturday afternoon at the driving range of your local muni. People are lined up, buckets at their feet, hacking away at their latest swing flaws. ike a never-ending game of Whack-A-Mole. Every time they solve one little problem, another p...
Improving your golf swing… the do’s and don’ts of drills.
By John Furgurson I was doing a drill the other day that my instructor, Andy Heinly, recommended. It’s a simple little, three-o’clock/9 o’clock drill. Just turn back and turn through. No problem. Under Andy’s watchful eye I ...
