Ken Williams on course conditions, wildlife updates and projects
Monday, February 7, 2011
Frost Damage on #3
This photo shows some recent tracking to the right of #3 green. A cart drove over the turf when it was frozen. Luckily the frost wasn't severe and the damage is primarily cosmetic. But it illustrates why we can't allow carts out on frosty mornings.
Hold the golf club is actually a main part of the golf swing that every beginner is to fully understand. This topic is very sensitive even for professionals. Beginners should learn to hang in their hands to begin the formation of a natural position. It 's so that the club can be usefully taken this position. Having a more natural position is the key to all this.
Hold the golf club is actually a main part of the golf swing that every beginner is to fully understand. This topic is very sensitive even for professionals. Beginners should learn to hang in their hands to begin the formation of a natural position. It 's so that the club can be usefully taken this position. Having a more natural position is the key to all this.
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