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Grip: A proper grip is crucial to hitting good golf shots. The grip should be firm but not too tight. Place your hands on the club so that your left thumb is pointing down the shaft and your right hand is placed over your left thumb.
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Stance: Your feet should be shoulder-width apart and your weight should be evenly distributed on both feet. The ball should be placed in the center of your stance for short irons and wedges, and more towards your front foot for longer clubs.
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Posture: Stand tall with your back straight and your knees slightly flexed. Bend forward from your hips and let your arms hang naturally towards the ground.
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Swing: The golf swing should be a smooth, fluid motion. Keep your head down and your eye on the ball throughout the swing. Don't try to hit the ball too hard, focus on making good contact and letting the club do the work.
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Short game: A large percentage of your shots will be played within 100 yards of the green. Spend time practicing your chipping, pitching and putting to improve your short game.
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Course management: Plan your shots carefully and take the time to read the greens before putting. Don't take unnecessary risks and always play within your abilities.
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Practice: Practice regularly to improve your game. Work on all aspects of your game, including your swing, short game, and mental approach.
Remember, golf is a challenging game and requires patience and persistence to improve. Keep practicing and enjoy the process!