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Golf Tips Are For Monkeys Podcast: Practice makes perfect

Monday December 18, 2006 | 05:05:04 pm 81 words, 20110 views  

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There are two types of Golfers in this world - One set of Golfers want to see dramatic improvement every time they go to practice at the practice range - the other set of Golfers are satisfied with seeing small, incremental improvement everytime they practice.

Should you practice your Driver 100% of your golf practice time? Or should you practice your short game? Or maybe the best Golfers work on a combination of both?

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Comment from: patricia [Visitor] · http://www.thegolfgirl.blogspot.com
There's a third type. The set who WANT to see dramatic improvement every time they go to practice at the practice range.... but who ARE (ultimately) satisfied with seeing small, incremental improvement everytime they practice. That's my set. Gotta dream big and dramatic.
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