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Don Fraser Carol Ann Campbell
Teaching LPGA Class “A”

Professional Teaching Professional

W ithout question the number one problem with the average S hort game, short game, short game. Did I mention short game?
SIf you’re serious about improving your game and lowering your
Wgolfer is focusing on a ‘strike’ AT the ball. Better players
understand that the key is to swing to the target. scores this season focus on 100 yards and less. When you go to the
To take your game to the next level, forward ACCERLERA- range leave your driver in the bag. Break out those wedges and work on
your putting stroke.

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Be patient on the backswing, with a slow takeaway, slight pause at and in particular your wedges, and “dial in” those in-between yardages.
the top, and with a full shoulder turn. Initiate the downswing with a lower If your time to practice is limited then focus on one club - your pitching wedge for in-
leg drive towards target, creating increased club head speed, and leading to stance - and learn how to hit it from a variety of yardages and lies.
Be strict. Pace out your shots. Learn how big a swing, how much acceleration, how
more powerful, consistent shots. much wrist action is required to pull off the shot you want.
Your swing shouldn’t end at impact- with extension and release of the arms Yes, there are certain techniques that a qualified teaching professional can assist you to

THROUGH the ball - FOCUS ON A FULL FINISH. learn, but the most important aspect is to practice these shots over and over again.
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he one thing I would tell the average golfer, who is looking to bviously practice. But, since we all don’t have time to practice
Timprove his game, would be to take a series of golf lessons. A Oas much as needed, I will offer two simple suggestions that
lot of golfers think they can fix their game by buying new clubs or require no time:

adjusting the settings on their new driver. The problem with this is 1) Build a solid routine with commitment to using it before every
shot. A routine doesn’t have to be long, but must allow you to pick a
that the same bad swing habits you had with the old clubs will simply
that the same bad swing habits you had with the old clubs will simply shot. A routine doesn’t have to be long, but must allow you to pick a
transfer over to the new clubs. By purchasing a series of lessons with target and clear your mind before you hit the ball.
video, the golfer will be able to see his faults and strengths. When a golfer can see 2) This one will sound strange at first but it works. Pick one brand and one style

what he/she is doing wrong, it is easier to understand and fix. of ball to play. Every ball is designed to do different things so if you are playing

When taking a lesson you should try and avoid hitting off from mats. Mats have different balls you will see different results. Playing the same ball will allow your
been known to be more forgiving than grass, but much harder on your bones. brain to do the calculations it does without you realizing it. You wouldn’t play
Anyone looking for lessons at Cornwall can call the pro shop. All lessons are hockey using a regular puck one period and a Timbits puck the next, would you?
video lessons and can be emailed to the student at any time. Consult your local PGA pro for other great tips.