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Breaking 100/90/80

Dean Reinmuth, a Golf Digest Teaching Professional, offers simple keys to gain control: setup, swing speed, strategy.

June 2011

By Dean Reinmuth

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Golf Instruction / Lesson Tee

Swing at 90 percent: swinging harder really messes with your rhythm and timing--and saps your power.

May 2011

By Robert Garrigus

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Golf Instruction / Lesson Tee

Stop thinking mechanically and become more confident on the course.

November 2012

By Jim Flick

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Golf Instruction / lesson tee

Ball position is key to correctly utilize a club that should be in your bag.

February 2012

By Butch Harmon

keywords:: Instruction,; hybrids,; approach shots,; control,; lesson tee

Golf Instruction / lesson tee

How to keep your rhythm when the pressure's on

January 2012

By Butch Harmon

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Golf Instruction / Lesson Tee

Controlling distance on chips: The only thing PGA Tour rookie Jhonattan Vegas changes on his chip shots is the club he uses and ball position.

August 2011

By Jhonattan Vegas

keywords:: Instruction,; Jhonattan Vegas,; lesson tee,; approach shots,; chipping

Golf Instruction / Cover Story

Find out how PGA tour pro Matt Kuchar increased his consistency with help from Golf Digest Best Young Teacher Chris O'Connell.

June 2011

By Matt Kuchar

keywords:: Instruction,; golf instruction,; lesson tee,; Matt Kuchar,; drives

Golf Instruction / Cover Story

Four shots for beating the slope from Butch Harmon, No. 1 among Golf Digest's 50 Best Golf Digest's newest Playing Editor and cover subject, Rickie Fowler, offers up tips for great driving. The colorful young player tells readers they don't need to be big to hit the ball far, they just need to set up properly and release correctly.

May 2011

By Rickie Fowler