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mud-ball-golf-blog
http://mud-ball-golf-blog.blogspot.com/
Follow, in real time, one man's struggle to lower his handicap to low single figures or perhaps even scratch. Follow my path to golfing triumph or disaster and hopefully learn something along the way...!
- Added on: Oct 26th, 2009
- Country: United Kingdom
- Language: English
- Author: David Bratley
- Listed in: Golf Development and Growth
Recent Posts
Have You Heard The Rule of 12?
Hitting the ball close from just off the green is one of the most important skills in golf. We all miss the occasional short putt. But, the shorter the putt the less likely we are to miss it - so chipping it close can really lower your score.How do y...
Coping With Rain & Waterlogged Courses
Rain rain go away,Come again another day.Little Johnny wants to play;Rain, rain, go to Spain,Never show your face again!The origin of this famous nursery rhyme apparently go back to the Spanish Armada in 1588. I suspect that golfers, stretching right...
Tai Chi Golf
From Pia Nilsson & Lynn Marriott and their book Every Shot Must Have a Purpose: How GOLF54 Can Make You a Better Player is a technique to gain more awareness of your golf swing. In the style of the ancient and graceful Martial Art of Tai Chi...
Practice at the range - an unusual view of the golf swing!
Here I am at the range working on my swing. This is an unusual view of a golf swing - not one I recommend that you try and capture on video. I will not be responsible for any broken cameras!I'm not having anymore lessons for a few weeks, not until I ...
To Play or to Practice?
I read an interesting post about How I Improved My Golf Game by Thinking Less by Bill Waters at A Golfers Blog. The article says that you will get better results if you focus on playing the game and not your swing.I agree with this point, but... if y...
My Plan
As I progress through the Autumn and Winter of 2009 and into the new year I will update this plan with my achievements and show my next set of goals.If successful with my first objective then next steps will include specific local amateur competition...
