Articles Archive for September 2011
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Greensboro, NC – September 19, 2011. Bryan Park is set to host the 9th Annual Precision Golf School Championships October 22 – 23. The event will feature two days of play amongst the region’s top players and will also include seven levels of competition for all ages and levels. Precision Golf School and Triad Youth Golf Foundation come together for the 9th straight year to give a lower cost alternative to tournament play in the fall.
The level 5 Champion will receive One Tournament Exemption from the AJGA. …
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IRVING, Texas – September 14, 2011 – One day after helping the East Carolina women’s golf team claim the 2011 Golfweek Program Challenge women’s title, senior Julia Strandberg was named Conference USA Women’s Golfer-of-the-Week the league announced Wednesday afternoon.
The Greensboro, N.C. native had a career tournament taking third place with a three-day score of 216 (68-76-72) – both career-bests. She capped off her opening round 68 (35-33) recording five birdies in the last seven holes for a career-low round, which was also the second-lowest 18-hole score of the Challenge. During …
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How to Hit 10 – 15 yard Greenside Bunker
by Head Instructor, Simon McGreal
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Ab Workout
by Director of Fitness, Ted Bonham
Three Part Ab Workout
This is a way to strengthen your abs and work all the muscles in those hard to work lower abs and obliques. The exercises can be done with a medicine ball that best suits your strength. If this is too much weight, try doing the exercise without weight at all and go through the motions of it.
Exercise 1: Lay straight on your back with your arms above your head holding the medicine ball and your legs straight. Keeps …
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Golf for Life: Video 1 of 4
by Teaching Professional, Jonathan Dudley
Correct Posture for maximum efficiency
1. Weights in your feet and stuck with you arms
2. Use a club to adjust your body and find the right feel
3. Check your Balance Line
Weights in your feet and stuck with you arms
Many amateurs have a tendency to “anchor” themselves to the ground promoting more weight in the heels of their feet rather than just below the toes and above the balls of their feet. This can really “destroy” agility in the golf swing and inefficiency with your …
