Introduction: What equipment matters do you consider as you try to improve your game? Certainly most golfers' replies would include the flex of their shafts, the lie and loft of their clubs, the compression and the spin of their golf balls, even the grips on the clubs themselves. A few will talk about shoes and spikes, and there are some that honestly believe they play better in "lucky" shirts. However, very few seem to take note of on ...
by John Kim.
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Dr. Sport: Focus for putting

Focus has to do with paying attention to not only what is important, but also paying attention in the correct order. Focus itself has three primary dimensions. The first is broad verses narrow. The broad in this meaning has to do with scope or how much is taken in or paid attention to. The more broad, then the more you take in. The more narrow, the less you pay attention to or take in. A narrow focus might be as limited as one factor or thing. A broad focus may take in literally thousands of fac ...
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