February
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February
26
nick93mac asked:


I own a 2000 Volkswagen Golf GTI, and it has the muffler with the turn down exhaust tips. The rear bumper doesn’t have a cut out for the exhaust tips, and I was wondering how I could extend the existing tips down and under the rear bumper to add chrome tips on the end of them. I need some kind of elbow to connect to the existing tips so I can make them go straight out under the bumper. If anyone has any advice or ideas, please help. Thanks

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February
25
Filed Under (Golf Tips) by The Golfer on 25-02-2010
bballfool asked:


im going to a practice range for the first time tommrow and was wondering like what each club and stuff is used for cuz i have a whole set of clubs balls shoe etc or what are some tips about my swing?

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February
12
Filed Under (Golf Tips) by The Golfer on 12-02-2010
realwomengolf asked:


My golfing gal pals and I provide some essential golf tips.

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John A asked:


**Best answer will be chosen for extra points**

It’s that time in my life when I apply for a job and I asked for an application at one of the Golf clubs near me. I’m a very social and polite person and I think I would do great there, plus I love to play golf. Any suggestions or tips on things you think I should do to make myself stand out from the others?

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January
15
Filed Under (Golf Tips) by The Golfer on 15-01-2010
steiny asked:


I always slice it when i drive. and i sometimes hit it in the middle. I’ve aimed to the left and got it to the right a little bit.and i also do a bump before i hit it. i hit the ground before i hit the ball usually. but i still hit pretty far. i hit about 175-200 from hittin the ground on accident. i hit 200-275 if i dont do that bump. and i always top the ball if i use my irons. are my irons too short?

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January
15
Filed Under (Golf Tips) by The Golfer on 15-01-2010
Tiffani B asked:


Just wanted to know what to wear and how much in tips would I make in a golf tournament as a beer girl. How should I act ? Please help,

Thanks

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January
15
Filed Under (Golf Tips) by The Golfer on 15-01-2010


If you like so many other people around the world love to play the game of golf and need some tips on golf swing, then you’ve come to the right place. In golf the only obstacle you need to worry about as far as method goes is yourself. Once you learn how to master the multitude of different approaches you can take to your swing, you’re all set. This article will outline some of the things you can do to improve your golf swing and have an all together better game which is what any golfer wants.

The first thing we’ll talk about is pacing, which is considered to be one of the most important aspects of the golf swing. This simple means you will want to consider the speed at which you swing your club when you’re playing. Just because you take a hard or fast swing does not necessarily mean your ball will go farther or fulfill your desired goal. Just because your swing is fast doesn’t mean the ball will travel farther, which is a common mistake among beginners.

Obviously an important aspect of golf is the distance which your balls travels, a huge part of the game. In the end this is what matters and it’s what is important. Another common mistake many golfers make is that a hard swing means lots of distance which also isn’t true, especially if your goal is a short distance away. When you consider pacing and speed, it’s similar to playing billiards, just look at how they time their hits and use pacing to their advantage. The swings you take on the green should be controlled and well thought out, you don’t want to swing based on aggression or frustration. Not using your arms when you swing is a helpful hint in taking controlled swings that will send your ball where you want it, whether it be a short or a long distance away.

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January
14
Filed Under (Golf Tips) by The Golfer on 14-01-2010
golflink asked:


Fat shots are caused by either too steep a plane (slicers) or to shallow an swing (hookers) Hank Haney: Listed as one of Golf Magazine’s Top 100 Teachers Golf Digest’s #4 instructor in the world; Instructor to PGA Tour Professionals Tiger Woods and Mark O’Meara; 1993 PGA of America Teacher of the Year

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travisr26 asked:


Especially since winter is here, I think I could practice a good motion in my basement and have a nice straight putt when golf season begins.

Got any good tips to practice not pushing my putts?

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