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DAVID ROBERT DARRAH

FROM BEN HOGANS POWER GOLF

EIGHT HINTS ON HOW TO LOWER YOUR SCORE. (1)PRACTICE. Almost always club members familiar with the course have a higher score on the front nine than they have on the back nine and the reason is that they are just getting "warmed up" when they play the back nine. If you will practice only as long as it will take you to hit five balls before you start it will help you to lower your score on the front nine. Furthermore, it is not just a case of "warming up" your muscles. You have to start thinking golf right from the start in order to score. (2) COMMON SENSE.Many players throw away strokes because they don't take the time to think about a shot before they attempt it. For instance, in playing over a bunker make sure to put your ball on the green. Play your shot so as to make allowances for the margin of error to be on the far side of the cup rather than risk being short because of the danger of landing in the bunker.USE YOUR COMMON SENSE. (3) USE A CLUB WITH ENOUGH LOFT. A novice golfer is inclined to neglect to use enough loft when playing to the green. Consequently, he doesn't get the ball into the air high enough and is short. On the next hole the fact that he was short is fresh in his mind, but once again he takes the wrong club. This time he attempts to make an adjustment by hitting the ball to hard in seeking to insure humself enough distance. As a result his mistakes in club selection have cost him two strokes. (4) PLAY SAFE IF YOU CAN'T GET A CLEAN SHOT. Don't take any unnecessary chances in the rough because you'll probably lose two or three strokes just trying to get the ball out. it is better to concede the loss of one stroke than it is to take a chance and sacrifice three or four. (5) LEARN TO PLAY THE SAND WEDGE. Most novices neglect to learn to use this club because they don't appteciate what a utility club really is. (6) LET YOUR CLUBS DO THE JOB. Instead of trying to maneuver the ball with your body, arms and hand, trust your swing and the club you select to do the job. (7) PLAY FOR THE GREEN NOT THE PIN. Never play for the pin when it is cut in a corner of the green that is severely bunkered. In this instance it is better for you to rely on your putting ability rather than your second shot. Take chances only after you have your game under control at all times. (8) DON'T BE AFRAID. Fear will influence your muscular reactions so dismiss all ideas and fears of shooting over water off the tee, at a green with water around it, or any hazards because most players have the club range to miss those hazards if they just swing freely.

NO MATTER WHAT YOUR AGE MAY HAVE BEEN WHEN YOU STARTED PLAYING GOLF, AND NO MATTER HOW LONG YOU HAVE BEEN PLAYING, DON'T LET ANYTHING DISCOUAGE YOU FROM TRYING TO IMPROVE YOUR GAME. ANYBODY CAN BECOME A GOOD PLAYER. ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS TO GIVE SOME THOUGHT TO IT AND PRACTICE THE FUNDAMENTALS.

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CHEYENNE

THERE ARE NO BORN WELDERS AND THERE ARE NO BORN GOLFERS, THEY ARE ALL MADE. IT TOOK ME SIX YEARS TO BECOME ONE OF THE BEST WELDERS AND THAT WAS LEARNING FULL TIME ON THE JOB, SO GOLFING SEEMS THE SAME TO ME. ALSO THE BODY IS CONTENTLY DIEING OFF AND REBUILDING, IT TAKES SEVEN YEARS TO BE COMPLETELY REBUILT.SO I BELIEVE YOU ALSO NEED THIS TIME TO BE A GREAT GOLFER. PS I AM HALF WAY THERE