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Our video feature Tips Plus continues this month with videos designed to help you better understand the golf instruction presented in each issue. Senior Editors Stina Sternberg and Peter Morrice break down each of these tips and demonstrate the key elements of these lessons.

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Golf Instruction / The Instruction Blog

We're back to our goals of Breaking 100, 90 or 80 with today's tips for the weekend. Many of you have been asking for non-mechanical thoughts, rather than very specific, analytical information. So I've turned...

Saturday, 4/9/2011 at 1:00AM

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Golf Instruction

Our video feature Tips Plus continues this month with videos designed to help you better understand the golf instruction presented in each issue. Senior Editors Stina Sternberg and Peter Morrice break down each of these tips and demonstrate the key elements of these lessons.

May 2008

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Golf Instruction

Josh Zander, teaching professional at Stanford University Golf Course, demonstrates the three options for your swing path.

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Golf Instruction

Josh Zander, teaching professional at Stanford University Golf Course, explains the importance of shot-shaping and demonstates how to hit either a fade or a draw.

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Golf Instruction

Josh Zander, one of Golf Digest's Top-20 Teachers Under 40, explains the role of your eyes in your golf swing.

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Golf Instruction

Josh Zander, one of Golf Digest's Top-20 Teachers Under 40, reviews the most important fundamental in putting -- keeping your head still and offers drills to help do this.