What you eat affects can drastically effect your golf game.
As you are probably already aware good food gives you energy, and junk food wears you out.
As part of Golf University’s weekly “Tip from the Pro” I videoed internationally renowned strength and conditioning coach, Alani “Storm” Mala at Riverside Oaks Golf Resort, Sydney, Australia, where he teaches us:
• How sugary snacks and beverages cause fatigue
• What the best thing is to drink while golfing
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In golf, you never want to rely on blind luck.
Instead, it’s important to implement a replicatable system before you play any golf shot.
As part of Golf University’s weekly “Tip from the Pro” I videoed Lawrie Montague the former Australian Women’s coach and co-coach of the Indonesian Team at Joondalup Golf Resort, in Perth, Australia, where he teaches us:
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“Skinnying,” or “topping,” the ball is a mistake many amateur golfers make.
They only graze their shot, causing it to travel a very short distance.
As part of Golf University’s weekly “Tip from the Pro” I videoed David Milne the two time PGA Teacher of the Year and co-coach of the Indonesian Team at Joondalup Golf Resort, in Perth, Australia, where he teaches us:
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Adding spin to your pitch shots will allow you to control the ball better and avoid overshooting your target.
As such, it’s a critical skill to master.
As part of Golf University’s weekly “Tip from the Pro” I videoed Matt Cleverdon the Director of Instruction at the world renowned Kingston Heath Golf Club & Victorian PGA Teacher of the year at Kingston Heath Golf Club, in Melbourne, Australia, where he teaches us:
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