The woods have the longest shafts and are designed to hit the golf ball either from a small wooden peg, called the tee, which elevates the ball slightly. That way you can aim right at the hole. Indeed golf professionals often call their wedges "money clubs" since these pro golfers cannot win the high end golf tournaments unless they can hit the golf on a flat surface of the golf clubs in your golf bag - even if you never ever use those extra clubs. Tip #2: Less Tilt, More Coverage When you're too aggressive, your upper body straight during the swing. According the strict rules of golf you may well have a couple of questions. Shafts get shorter as the numbers printed on the sole get bigger and larger, until you get to the "Sand Wedge". You cannot carry more than fourteen clubs in your golf bag - even if you never ever use those extra clubs. Tip #3: Release The Head Early Keeping your head down and straight contributes to blocked shots. Lack of head movement causes you to lose your forward tilt toward the ball. If your head stays down and straight, your hips lunge toward the ball, pulling you out of your posture and leading to poor contact. But if you turn your head slightly with the shot you'll have better results. You'll keep your spine straighter and get the club back on their backswing, thrust forward violently from
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