TIP OF THE WEEKS
Each week Christina delivers a golf tip to your inbox with her popular Tip of the Week. Practical tips for your golf game that deliver more pars. Plus, be the first to know about upcoming More Pars Camps exclusive product promotions and announcements.
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Speed: Proper Way to Ramp It Up (Most Get It Wrong)
Players go off by expending all the speed way before the ball. Instead, let’s reverse that.
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Shoulders Limiting Your Swing?
Let's assess your should mobility to ensure that you can properly set it during the backswing and downswing.
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Control Chip & Pitch Height (Easy & Repeatable)
Here is an easy way with one club to control the height of your chips and pitch shots.
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Unleash Your Trail Arm: The Perfect Moment To Extend It
If you want more pars, but you're not sure how the trail arm works and when it should extend then this tip is for you. Plus. let's get your arm speed up to par for rocket ball speed.
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Wrist Hinge & Trail Arm for Power Generation
Get lots of speed with your trail wrist hinge and trail arm bend. First you got to understand the whys and then how to do it.
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Grip's Gone Bad + Posture Essentials
Grip and posture the first steps for a great golf swing. This is outstanding for newer players and a must-see for the experienced players as a great refresher.
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This Head Mistake Creates Slicers
Avoid this popular head movement so you at least have a chance to get rid of that slice.
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Tell-Tale Sign You are a Palmer
Gripping the club in the palm (even a little) will make it nearly impossible to properly hinge and unhinge as well as control the clubface. Why? The magic fingers cannot be used if the grip is held more in the palm.
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Setup Mistakes That Will Cost You Pars
Setup really affects the swing in motion so let's get you cleaned up with my More Pars sponge for more pars of course.
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HELP! My Back Hurts When I Swing?
Powering through with a stiff back is dangerous and should be avoided. I answer a comments to help you alleviate the situation.
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Driver Setup with Pressure (what's the best ratio)
What's the best ratio between your feet with the driver? How to setup the optimal ratio with your feet pressure with the driver.
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Chip Technique with a Fluff Lie
When you find your ball on a fluffed up lie how do you play it?
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Chest Position Mistake To Avoid (at all costs)
An epically popular setup mistake that greatly affects the swing. It just makes the swing so dang challenging. Instead, this one tweak will free up your swing to move into the correct positions.
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Eliminate Back Pain When Putting (key setup point)
Many players experience back pain when putting which forces them out of their good putting posture. Instead, implement this key setup point to eliminate your back pain. Incorporate with all your golf shots.
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Slice Fix: Engage this Key Move
Players try lots of ways to eliminate that slice or pulled golf shot, Instead, focus on this key move to forever change your golf swing with all your long game shots.
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Torso for Chips (that’s where the magic is)
Many players focus too much on the hands and arms instead of the torso. The torso is where the real magic is for shots around the green.
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Backswing Mistake When Loading Lower Body
Learn how to properly load the trail leg in the backswing. By doing. this correctly, you then can generate lots of force and speed during the downswing.
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Practical Putt Tips (be your best coach)
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Chip Technique: High & Low Shots
Being able to control trajectory around the green, takes your short game to a whole new high level so you can score low.
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Trail Elbow Flair Ups
Assessment time to determine can you physically get your trail elbow in front of your torso. If not, you may experience a flair up.
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Putting: A Repeatable Process to Lag it Close
What's your process for speed control on the green? Try this one. It's easy and creates a repeatable process to lag it close.
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Hip Rotation Over Done (too much of a good thing)
In a passionate effort to rotate the hips during the backswing, players forfeit torque and rubberband effect. the result is not pretty. The golf swing is under a second during the downswing, You simply have no time to get into position.
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Lag: Get More with Stretch Factor
To get more lag focus not on the hands and club, but the stretch in the body. A key move many players simply didn't know about.
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Chip Rotation Progression (a must-do for consistency)
This is a great practice session for chipping. It provides a step by step progression to get consistent with chip contact.