Golf Video Tip: Pitching – Ten Finger Grip

May 13, 2010

J.L. Lewis Golf Video Tip
In this golf video tip J.L. explains the proper ball flight, stance, and distribution of weight in pitching, and gives key golf tips including using a ten finger golf grip.

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Putting Tips

May 12, 2010

Try out these golf putting tips to improve your golf game!
Golf Grip
Putt Cross Handed: For children and beginners a great putting tip is to begin putting cross handed and never change. This method is a very effective way to achieve solid contact with the ball consistently.
Proper Grip: While gripping the putter make sure the “V” [...]

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Beginners Golf Tips

May 5, 2010

Try out these golf tips or pass them along to your friends!

Arnold Palmer says the best beginners golf tip is to learn to putt cross-handed and never change. This method is fundamentally more sound and a great method for beginner golfers.
Learn to be unaffected by people or events you have no control over. Control what [...]

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Golf Tips: Helpful Advice for Amateurs

May 4, 2010

Golf Tips for Amateur Golfers
Playing with amateurs on a regular basis, I have noticed most of the advice I give boils down to one thing.  Give a simple tip that gets them back on track. Following are several useful golf tips that have helped many amateur golfers over the years:

Practice with a ten finger grip [...]

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Golf Entertainment: The PLAYERS Championship at TPC Sawgrass

April 27, 2010

The PLAYERS Championship at TPC Sawgrass
The PLAYERS Championship at TPC Sawgrass in Ponte Vedra, Florida, is the home of the PGA TOUR and an unforgettable event. Labeled the “fifth major,” TPC Sawgrass is borderline impossible in some spots and provides players and fans with plenty of drama.  The last three holes are very exciting and [...]

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Benefits of Golf Outings: Educating & Entertaining Business Associates & Clients

April 26, 2010

Golf Outings to Educate and Entertain Business Associates and Clients
A golf outing is a terrific way to enhance business relationships.  Bringing clients and business associates together for a fun day of golf can increase rapport and build lasting relationships. Business meetings can be scheduled around your golf event to mix business with pleasure. Including a [...]

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Benefits of Golf Outings: Learning Behavioral Patterns through Golf

April 23, 2010

Golf Provides a Chance to Learn about Behavioral Patterns
Games are a great way to learn our tendencies and behavioral patterns. The game of golf is a perfect example of this. The challenges of the golf swing and the golf course can evoke all kinds of emotions. Remember a past round of golf or take a [...]

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Golf Video Tip: Life Lessons through Golf

April 22, 2010

PGA Golfer J.L. Lewis – Lessons that can be Learned through Golf
“The most important thing about any experience is that you’re learning from it…” Watch the golf video tip to hear more!

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Benefits of Golf Outings: Why we Play Golf

April 20, 2010

Why we Play Golf
Why do people like to play golf? It is fun, is played in a beautiful outdoor setting, and provides a break from the daily routine. Golf can be played at any age. It is a great source of stress relief. It can be played by yourself, with family, in a group, competitively [...]

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eGolfScore teams up with J.L. Lewis!

April 14, 2010

eGolfScore Partners with J.L. Lewis
eGolfScore, the leading provider of real-time wireless scoring for individual golfers as well as corporate, celebrity and charity golf outings across North America and Europe, has partnered with J.L. Lewis.
According to Joe Kaplan, eGolfScore Co-Founder and CEO, “We are very excited to be partnering with PGA TOUR Pro J.L. Lewis, and [...]

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