By Jack Reece
Many senior golfers struggle with their games; often, the game is frustrating instead of fun to play. Senior Golfers are always trying to answer the question “Why can’t I play better golf?
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By Liz Canham
Golf not only requires physical fitness, but mental agility too and this is never truer than for a senior golfer. The ability to concentrate, to ignore any outside influences such as noise and focus on the game is paramount, particularly if your physical strength has waned somewhat.Even if you play your golf for relaxation and sociability, you probably still want to win.
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We all love the game of golf, but some times it’s just as they say, a good walk spoiled. Here are a few ways to enjoy golf more.
1 Don’t play the blue tees
Unless you are at least a 10 handicap or lower, why bother making the golf course even harder than it has to be. If you are shooting in the 90′s or triple digits, it makes no sense making a conscious decision to make the course more difficult. Play the white tees and take the extra level of anxiety out of the equation.
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By Edwin Lange
It eventually sinks in…the reality is that we need to purchase “senior golf clubs” and golf equipment.
We need to face the fact that strength and suppleness, once taken for granted, is receding and that the Golden Years brings with it a certain stiffness of the joints, loss of power and the occasional twinge as we swing the golf club.
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Your swing will change, your accuracy and distance will improve with practice, and you’ll become deadly with a putter, but you will always do these things while standing on your feet.
Your feet need to be comfortable! Have you ever developed a blister while walking or running? It’s all you can think about and it ruins the experience. Don’t let uncomfortable shoes ruin your golf game.
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