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Golf isn’t easy and life is busy. So at GolfingFocus.com our focus is simple. We spend the time you don’t have researching the game and the gear to leave you free to simply enjoy playing and improving your golf! Whether you are a beginner just taking up the game or have been playing for a long time there’s something at Golfing Focus for you! So a big welcome and please do subscribe. It helps us help more regular golfers like you enjoy their golf more and hopefully get better at the same time!
Fully Focused On YOUR Golf Hi Reader, ⛳ Does this hole really need a draw? Water left. Start it right and draw it back. Sounds sensible. But what if your fade is much more reliable? Adam Young’s latest example illustrates why the shape alone can’t make that decision for you. He places different shot patterns over the same hole, then adjusts their aim. The tighter fade produces a better projected score than the wider draw, even though some fades miss the intended shape. Tighten the draw...
Fully Focused On YOUR Golf Hi Reader, ⛳ Never up, never in. But then what? Your 20-foot putt stops a foot short. Frustrating? Of course. But would you rather be six feet past? “Never up, never in” is 100% 'technically' true. It’s just not a good way judge the putt. Lou Stagner’s latest analysis looked at five years of PGA Tour data. From 20 to 24 feet, 26% of putts finished short. From 30 to 34 feet, it was 40%. From 45 to 49 feet, it was 49%. That’s almost half from longer range, even among...
Fully Focused On YOUR Golf Hi Reader, 🏌️♂️ Which hybrids belong in your bag? If your longest iron rarely produces the shot you want, a hybrid deserves a look. And the latest release isn’t the only place to start. GOLF’s Jack Hirsh reports that Austin Smotherman won the recent Bank of Utah Championship carrying a TaylorMade SIM Max 3-hybrid from 2020. Last week we linked our club-replacement guide. And right here’s a timely example of an older club still earning its place even at a time when...