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POWER UP YOUR GAME!

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Top-level golf has certainly become much more of a power game than in years gone by. While the typical club golfer may not be able to compete with the tour pros when it comes to power, a little more of it never did any golfer any harm. The further you can get your golf ball down a hole, or the shorter club you’re hitting into par 3s, the more chance you have of scoring better if the other areas of your game are also in good shape.

Yes, certain elements in the quest for power may require more effort and dedication than

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