Marino's Golf

A large percentage of shots during a round of golf will not be from a perfect, level lie like you practice on the range.  Understanding...

In the immortal words of the great cabaret singer Engelbert Humperdinck, “Please Release Me Let Me Go. The release, as it is commonly...

1. Keep Your Hands Low

Flip and hook cure. Posted in Golf Tips Mag

THE EMBEDDED BLAST It’s going to happen! You hit what you thought was a great shot, only to find out you miscalculated your yardage or a...

Set up with the flatstick, and putt away with some extra oo mph. The ball will roll over the sand, up and out of the bunker!

Greenside Bunker With a buried lie, the ball should be addressed off the right foot, and should assume a square stance. The blade of the...

Just like the flop shot, let the club do the work and keep the arms and center moving to a follow through. If you want to get the ball up...

You need another 20 degrees from somewhere to get the 90 degrees hip rotation you’re after for maximum  power. The good news is that the...

You’ll be glad you did.

Slicing can happen for two reasons: a steep downswing that leads to an outside-in swing and/or an open face at impact. To fight the...

WHY? SIMPLE. Keeping your weight predominantly on your forward side with the ball back in your stance (toward the target) helps to ensure...

BETTER GOLFERS KNOW that to swing the club consistently on plane, the secret is to avoid having an address position that causes you to...

So what, you ask? What’s it matter what the arms do after impact? Well, the goal with any powerful swing is to create width in the...

Let your weight move forward The average PGA Tour player arrives at impact with 80-95% of his or her weight on the forward leg. The...

The average PGA Tour player moves his head only one inch during the swing. This is important because when your head is relatively steady,...

Teeting your ball the right height with your metalwoods and hybrids determines what kind of contact you make. Consider the two photos you...

Slicing can happen for two reasons: a steep downswing that leads to an outside-in swing and/or an open face at impact. To fight the...