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Don’t Make this Mistake on a Par 3!

Stop teeing up in the same old spot! Kellie Stenzel reveals how to find the "path of least resistance" on par-3s to avoid hazards and lower your scores.

Look for the “path of least resistance”: Analyze the hole layout and identify the teeing position that provides the best angle to the green, minimizing obstacles like bunkers.

Consider the Pin position: Factor in the pin’s location to determine the optimal angle for approach.

Prioritize a clear path: Avoid teeing up in a spot that requires hitting over hazards unnecessarily.

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3 Simple Setup Tweaks for a Better Putting Stroke - Megan Johnston - Womens Golf
3 Simple Setup Tweaks for a Better Putting Stroke
You don't always need a complex stroke overhaul to hole more putts. LPGA Instructor Megan Johnston shares three quick setup adjustments covering your grip, posture, and eye alignment that will instantly remove unwanted wrist and body motion.

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