A grip built for smaller hands -- and why it might work for you

A grip built for smaller hands — and why it might work for you – Weekend Game Plan

Masters Sunday -- my favorite day in the best week of golf all year. I hope you're watching and maybe sneaking in a round of your own. Five lessons this week covering two of the most common swing problems I hear about -- the inside takeaway and grip -- plus putting in the wind, chipping anxiety, and a daily golf mobility routine you can do in minutes.

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Master the Three-Quarter Swing Like Nelly Korda

Katie Dahl breaks down the three-quarter swing. Learn how to take one extra club and use a one-piece takeaway and full body rotation to improve your ball striking and get closer to the pin.

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Why Senior Golfers Lose Distance and How to Get It Back

When balance anxieties or old injuries creep in, senior golfers tend to stiffen up their wrists and lock down their lower body. Erika Larkin shows how freeing up your wrist hinge and allowing your feet to dynamically move can instantly inject 5 to 10...

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Get Out of the Bunker With Your First Shot – Learning Plan

Sick of leaving the ball in the sand? This 3-lesson plan is for you with clear, practical ways to escape greenside bunkers - whether you’re flicking, hanging back, or just unsure how to generate enough speed.

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