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A golf tip that can work wonders

by Cameron on July 30, 2008

Idon’t like golf tips or quick fixes one bit. I don’t think they work that well and generally are full of false hope and promises. Although many golf publications rely on golf tips for income – I strongly believe they do more harm than good.
The following is more than a quick tip – I hope [...]

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Why playing more golf might not help your score

by Cameron on July 24, 2008

How good could you become if you had all of the time in the world to play and practice? Think about it?
Imagine if you didn’t have to work and could devote yourself full-time to lowering your handicap. Wouldn’t this be every golfer’s dream? To play and practice on world class facilities with regular lessons from [...]

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What I learned from The Open

by Cameron on July 21, 2008

So Greg Norman couldn’t quite hang on. I think his effort was more than commendable and he should be proud of what he has done. Norman made the Tigerless Open something worth talking about.
He didn’t seem to have the same spark on the last day. A nervous and tentative start didn’t help the cause. Despite [...]

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Can he do it?

by Cameron on July 20, 2008

I’ve just finished playing this afternoon – I didn’t have the best game but it was a lot of fun. I always think that the worst day of golf beats the best day of working:)
Today I was joined by a new junior member who really impressed me. He has a distinctive swing, not orthodox, but [...]

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Something Controversial

by Cameron on July 17, 2008

Visualisation is not required to hit a good golf shot.
A bit controversial? I’m sure it is, but give me a minute to explain myself.
I have studied sports psychology, dabbled in meditation and even did some NLP for a little while. These disciplines (at least some of the time) require the participants to visualise. These pursuits [...]

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Critical Golf Swing Component That Almost Always Gets Overlooked

by Cameron on July 15, 2008

What’s the most important part of any golf swing?
Grip? Stance? Backswing?
Nope. At least not if you ask me.
I believe the critical aspect of any golf shot you play is the walk to the ball. Sound a bit strange? Let me explain myself.
The walk to the ball is critical because it is the time you need [...]

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3 reasons why automatic playing is not working for you

by Cameron on July 10, 2008

So you’ve given automatic playing a go but you’re not getting the results you were looking for. Below I’ve listed the three most common mistakes that will likely be holding you back.
Not giving automatic a fair go. My strong recommendation is to attempt to play automatically and naturally for at least three rounds. My belief [...]

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Update on Playing Golf like Tiger

by Cameron on June 30, 2008

After Tiger won this year’s US Open I wrote about why I think he’s so dominant. Briefly, I believe that he is the most automated and natural athlete in the world. It seems he never plays safe. He lets go, and hits every shot like it’s his last. There appears to be little self-doubt, confusion [...]

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What You Can Learn From Tiger

by Cameron on June 19, 2008

OK, so Tiger has done it again. It was an enthralling US Open that was action and drama packed right to the end. Who would have thought it would take 91 holes for Tiger to beat Rocco Mediate, the 157th ranked player in the world?
My hat goes off to Mediate. If my memory serves me [...]

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Process of elimination

by Cameron on June 12, 2008

Might not be the standard method of picking the US Open winner this week, but it sure might get the same result.
http://www.majorschampionships.com/2008/microsites/usopen/2008/06/11/process.elimination/index.html
Well done to these guys if you ask me!

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