Five Steps To Perfect Short Shots
Forget what you've learned -- this is the way to hit pitches, chips, lobs and sand shots
Forget what you've learned. James Sieckmann, the PGA Tour's hottest short-game guru, has a new way to hit pitches, chips, lobs and sand shots. Full Story

Power

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The 'Cheeky' Way to Add More Yards
The 'Cheeky' Way to Add Yards
Golf Magazine Top 100 Teacher Tim Mahoney says to add distance, load more energy into your rear end going back for more energy at impact.

Slice/Hook

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Take Control of the Clubface
Take Control of the Clubface
Golf Magazine Top 100 Teacher Tom Stickney says to say good-bye to slices and hooks with a neutral clubface at the top of your swing.

Putting

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Stabilize Your Putting Stroke
Stabilize Your Putting Stroke
Golf Magazine Top 100 Teacher Marius Filmalter has three ways to get belly- and long-putter performance with your standard flatstick.

Short Game

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Supersize Your Lob Shots
Supersize Your Lob Shots
Want to hit better lobs? Top 100 Teacher Brian Manzella shows you how to loft the ball higher and softer by lowering your body and clubshaft.

Solid Contact

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Instant Fix: Stop Topping Your Iron Shots
Instant Fix: Stop Topping
Golf Magazine Top 100 Teacher Tim Mahoney says that with more shaft lean at impact, you'll quickly eliminate the tops and catch it flush.

Sand

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Your New Grip For Bunker Shots
New Grip For Bunker Shots
Do you struggle in bunkers? Golf Magazine Top 100 Teacher Brian Manzella says to open the face after you grip it for more slide and less dig.

Trouble Shots

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Power Through Tall Grass
Power Through Tall Grass
Golf Magazine Top 100 Teacher Mark Hackett has four simple moves to get you out of the deep rough and back in play.

Strategy

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How to See the Perfect Putt
See the Perfect Putt
As seen in the February issue of Golf Magazine, Top 100 Teacher Lou Guzzi says to visualize putts as videos for better performance on the greens.

Basics

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Stop Your Chop
Stop Your Chop
As seen in the February issue of Golf Magazine, Top 100 Teacher Joe Hallet says to get your path and plane correct for more accurate shots.
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