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Not sure what you can and can’t do in a bunker? Here’s a short video from the USGA covering the official rules about touching the sand, removing loose impediments, and taking drops.
Sue Shapcott covers five of the things that slow golfers down. Play faster you will be more popular with your playing partners and help to step up the pace of play for other golfers.
Coach Shayain describes how to play the popular Scramble and Best Ball/Four Ball team competition formats.
Dr. Greta Anderson shows how to improve your ball striking by understanding the role of the leading edge of your golf clubs.
Here is how Coach Shayain organizes her golf travel bag with tips for case types and golf bag accessories to make sure that your clubs and equipment are protected and arrive ready to play!
Most golfers know that you cannot improve the conditions affecting the golf stroke but they often think the same rules apply everywhere. Marcela Smith explains the more relaxed rules that apply to the teeing area.
With an example lesson, PGA Specialized Professional Pete Kelbel shows how to get the best results from a launch monitor and simulator.
If your ball comes to rest on an immovable obstruction like a sprinkler, drain, or cart path, or the condition interferes with your stance (as in this photo), you are entitled to free relief. Marcela Smith from Girlfriends Guide to Golf explains Rule 16.
LPGA Teaching Professional Cathy Kim shows how to select the right club based on your skill level when your ball is on a tight lie near the green.
Coach Shayain covers some of the most important rules for new golfers including what to do if your ball is lost, goes in the water or out of bounds.
Find out all about the rules and etiquette for hitting a provisional ball in this video from Marcela Smith of Girlfriend’s Guide to Golf.
Michele Low demonstrates how to hit good shots with your hybrids in different situations including out of fairway divots, the rough and even bunkers.
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