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Golf on the Brain: August 2005

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Golf on the Brain. Friday, August 05, 2005. Improving Your Golf Balance by Jason Griffin. The need for balance for golf just sounds so simple and easy. As a golfer, you know that maintaining proper golf balance is a key to a good golf game. And it's more than just having the correct stance. A lack of balance usually occurs when your head position changes, which is a good reason to keep your head still during your swing! Migraines can attribute to a balance disorder. So if you have frequent migraines,...

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Golf on the Brain: December 2005

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Golf on the Brain. Wednesday, December 28, 2005. The Chip And Run Shot Techniques by Dave Ryan. Many golfers use the "chip and run" as regular part of. Their game; and those who don't have at least seen others. Do it The chip and run shot is very similar to a putt,. But you play the shot from just off the green. Club. Selection is vital for this shot, just like any other;. In this case, you will want to use irons. The shot should be played with your legs close together and. Move on to the next hole; howe...

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Golf on the Brain: February 2006

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Golf on the Brain. Friday, February 03, 2006. Similarities Of Golf And Archery by George Gabriel. Golf started a little more than 500 years ago. It may have gone back as far as the roman days. The golf ball was a leather pouch stuffed with feathers. Is it possible the kids back then started the game of golf by taking the feathers of their father's arrows and stuffing their pouch, and used a club instead of a bow to get the curvilinear motion of a game they really wanted to play? View my complete profile.

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Golf on the Brain: Putting and My Aching Back! by Sean Cochran

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Golf on the Brain. Wednesday, January 11, 2006. Putting and My Aching Back! I am guessing that all of us can relate to the title of this article. I am sure you have bent over for that 4 footer (can't give you that 4 footer, sorry), and felt that lower back feel tired, sore, painful or tight. Regardless of what the word is, you feel it! I also am guessing that some of you have changed to belly putters for the reason that your back hurts when you putt! Why Does My Lower Back Ache? The combination of streng...

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Golf on the Brain: The Chip And Run Shot Techniques by Dave Ryan

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Golf on the Brain. Wednesday, December 28, 2005. The Chip And Run Shot Techniques by Dave Ryan. Many golfers use the "chip and run" as regular part of. Their game; and those who don't have at least seen others. Do it The chip and run shot is very similar to a putt,. But you play the shot from just off the green. Club. Selection is vital for this shot, just like any other;. In this case, you will want to use irons. The shot should be played with your legs close together and. Move on to the next hole; howe...

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Golf on the Brain: Similarities Of Golf And Archery by George Gabriel

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Golf on the Brain. Friday, February 03, 2006. Similarities Of Golf And Archery by George Gabriel. Golf started a little more than 500 years ago. It may have gone back as far as the roman days. The golf ball was a leather pouch stuffed with feathers. Is it possible the kids back then started the game of golf by taking the feathers of their father's arrows and stuffing their pouch, and used a club instead of a bow to get the curvilinear motion of a game they really wanted to play? View my complete profile.

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Golf on the Brain: July 2005

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Golf on the Brain. Sunday, July 31, 2005. Golfers Here’s a Short Drive That Will Not Disappoint by Evans Putman. Are you planning a golf vacation to Myrtle Beach, Hilton Head or Kiawah Island in the near future? We know you will spend the majority of your time teeing it up on all the beautiful golf courses. We would, however, like to suggest a day-trip to see a new engineering marvel and North American record holder. Here are a few facts about the new Arthur Ravenel, Jr. Bridge. 320,000 cubic yards.

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Golf on the Brain: April 2006

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Golf on the Brain. Friday, April 07, 2006. The Company Golf Outing - Top 3 Mistakes New Golfers Make by Raynay Valles. Increasingly, playing golf helps you get valuable business contacts - otherwise you are left out. In some corporate cultures, it's often an unspoken requirement that you should be able to play a decent game of golf. If you play golf badly, your opportunities may be as limited as if you didn't play at all. Mistake 1: Not Knowing How to Hit the Golf Ball. It annoys other players and it's a...

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Golf on the Brain: March 2006

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Golf on the Brain. Sunday, March 05, 2006. Golfing In Costa Rica by Kenth Nasstrom. Few places in the world offer the amazing variety of natural beauty and environment Costa Rica can provide. This has made it possible for Costa Rica to allow some of golf's best designers to create an amazing golf experience for its visitors. While touring Costa Rica visit and play golf courses like,. Some tips for a better golfing experience in Costa Rica. The least expensive form of transportation around the country, es...