Take a look at history from Golfweek http://tinyurl.com/8ulypb
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And some questions for you Arizona and worldwide golfers:
What is missing from your golf game?
What are you working on for better golf?
Are your golf buddies telling you are doing wrong? And are telling you how to fix?
Are you trying to swing a certain way because someone told [...]

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Back in the day circa 1991, I remember the following OEM’s (original equipment manufacture) at the top of media, and here is the list from back then that I recall in no particular order:
1. TaylorMade
2. Ping
3. Callaway
4. Spalding + TopFlite
5. Cleveland (known for wedges)
6. Titleist
7. Tommy Armour
8. MacGregor
9. McHenry Metals
10. Hogan
11. Ram
12. Lynx
13. Cobra
14. Mizuno
15. [...]

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On the driving range you have the luxury to place the ball on a good lie for every shot. However, there are times because of the amount of wear and tear on the range you may face the following:
1. Ball below your feet
2. Ball above your feet
3. Ball on tight lie
4. Ball in divot
5. [...]

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If you need help choosing the right golf set, call Robbie Camacho at 602-828-GOLF. The best golf set for your current game will provide you the best opportunity to improve and have more fun. The wrong set makeup may produce poor shots. And when you see poor shots – you will make compensations within [...]

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I finished a lesson with a student this evening and decided to hit balls before heading home. Next to me was a man hitting balls and I could not help but notice his demonstrative expressions of frustration. Well, I just had to help him. I knew he was much better than his current ball bashes. [...]

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Have you tried swinging your golf club back as far as you can? Have you tried swinging to “parallel” for more power? I see many amateur golfers attempting to create a LONG BACKSWING with no success. Your backswing length is determined by your flexibility, technique, and strength.
When you watch the best golfers in the world [...]

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