By Jim P. Martin
Playing senior golf may mean that you lose distance with your tee shots and long irons. As you continue to play, you should make adjustment for age. If you have been playing regularly, you may have already adjusted your fitness and your clubs, other equipment etc.
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By Edwin Lange
Seniors Golf has evolved over the years but momentum is growing…fast!
It is now an extremely lucrative industry on its own and growing rapidly.
Statistics are still vague but it is estimated that Senior Golf is arguably the fastest growing sports niche around the world.
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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.
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by Robert Livesay
We all love the game of golf, but some times you can get too involved in the technicalities of the game. Here are a few ways to enjoy golf more.
1 Improve your lie When you are enjoying a recreational round of golf, you should not be playing the strict rules of golf. The average round of golf takes at least 6 hours at courses any where in the world. Golfers would be returning to the tees all day after hitting their first ball out of bounds, or searching for every lost ball for 5 minutes. So if we are bending the rules to save time, why not bend them to improve your lie, something you can actually benefit from. Play winter rules all the time.
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