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ETIQUETTE A LA MODE

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Another informative section of RIGHT CLUB-RIGHT TIME is the DO’S and DON’T chapter.

DO’S

1.  DO repair your divots and others on the fairway as you play.  Everyone will appreciate this.

2.  DO rake the sand after you have done your tour in the bunker.  There s nothing more disconcerting than hitting your ball out of some neanderthal shoe imprint in the sand.

3.  DO repair any ball marks on the green and remove any foreign objects you see there.

4.  DO keep carts on car path when requested and also off the greens and tees.

5.  DO your scorekeeping after you have moved on to the next tee, not bu the green you just played.  This is the most common fault of ulnthinking golfers and encourages slow play and possible injury.

6.  DO be ready when it is your turn to hit.

7.  DO hold the flag against the flagstick when tendingto keep it from flapping around.

8.  DO, by all means, holler FORE if you think your ball is approaching a human encounter.

DON’TS

1.  While tending the flag on the green, DON’T stand with your shadow falling across the putter’s line of travel.  This can be very distracting and adds frustrations not needed.  There are enough of these frustrations, don’t create any more.  Although no one usually says anything about it, this is another courtesy overlooked by many but is really appreciated.

2.  DON’T be jittery and move around or make noises or change feet positions while tending the flag.

3.  DON’T move around the green carelessly or swing your club or laugh and talk when you are waiting for your turn to putt.

4.  DON’T stand behind or in front of the putter anywhere in the line of travel of the ball.  Again, quire often this is overlooked (sometimes intentionslly).

5.  DON’T waste time on the green after you have putted telling everyone why you missed the putt.

6.  DON’T spend too much time ball hunting, especially on crowded days.  It only makes for slower play

 

 

 

 

 

 

RIGHT CLUB – RIGHT TIME

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The tips and techniques presented in this Ebook are not meant to try to improve your game through lessons in technicalities of a better swing.  They are intended to help the higher handicap golfer that plays only once or twice per week.

The revolutionary technique presented is the most simple but spectacular method of showing you how to automatically know what club to use under different circumstances.  It introduces a dynamic “new” look at the game and is a simple remedy that has been overlooked for many decades.  The system automatically individualizes you by mathematically assigning you a number based on your capabilities.  Once you have discovered your number in this system you will instantly feel new found confidence in every swing leading to a better score and lower handicap.

Yes, we all have a number that is individually suited to us.  Again I emphasize that I can’t tell you how to improve yourself by weight shifting, club face positions, tightness of grip, finger placement, etc, but I will simplify your game and better your score by letting you know, in most cases, exactly what club to use.

The system may stir controversy from the “par shooter” as some of the thoughts presented are not quite traditional.  It is a fresh approach aimed at instilling confidence for the higher handicapper thereby removing lots of unneeded frustrations during the game.  It takes just a few minutes to learn and absorb the technique but will change your game dramatically from here on.

This system that has gone unobserved for many, many years and also the instinct putting presentation, plus other tips on golf etiquette, are all included in this awesome E-book.

Instinct Putting

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Now we present to you a way to eliminate “the woes of putting”.  We all know that good putting is the big secret to game improvement but consistency is the most evasive part of it.  Many golf professionals and instructors have a myriad of different golf training techniques but their instructions are only as good as the focus of the individual that is actually putting.

They say that practice makes for perfection and this is basically true.  However, feel and instinct also play a large part of this whole scenario.

How many times, every weekend, do you see the golf pros miss a one-footer or a two foot putt?  I see it happen all the time and these professionals are in tournaments competing for big money, in fact they make a living at it and practice continuously.  Still, you see them miss just like you and I do.  We are not perfect, by any means, and will also miss putts quite often.

My system of putting has proven itself to be very impressive since the introduction of the golf game many years ago.  After months of steady research I uncovered the system in the golf archives and have been using it for over thirty years.  It has been very successful for me and also for the golfers that I have passed it on to.

I now offer this simple, unique putting technique in my E-Book along with other awesome tips and ideas for your guidance  for the price of $9.95

This system has proven itself many times over traditional putting and it costs mulch less than a dozen basic golf balls.  The benefits of the system will far outweigh the small cost of discovering a new dynamic putting technique that will last a lifetime.

I hope you enjoy our site and all the golf training it offers.