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7 Deadly Sins

We may not be blessed with the power, skill and finesse required to be the next Rory or DJ, but many of us fail to achieve our true scoring potential because of straightforward mistakes that can be remedied fairly easily, regardless of ability level.

Here, highly experienced coach Steve Robinson picks out his ‘seven deadly sins’–the things he observes time and again that really hold golfers back unnecessarily. There are tips from driver down to putter and everything in between–all recommending simple changes to technique, thinking, routine or set-up–that could send your scores tumbling

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