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Golf Tip

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This month's golf tip focuses on the many uses of a hybrid club, especially when you're struggling with inconsistent chip shots or putts around the greens from 10 to 30 meters.

A typical hybrid has a wide sole, 19 to 27 degrees of loft, and is forgiving on mishits -unlike a short iron. The loft of a hybrid allows your ball to get airborne, so it will roll or jump over ground and avoid getting caught in dew, rough, or upslopes.

For technique, think of it as a putting stroke. A reverse overlap grip (left index finger over the bottom hand; opposite for left-handers) works well for lighter grip pressure and feel. For best control and results, hold the club halfway down the grip to shorten it to near putter length.

Please note: The ball will come out hotter than expected, so practice hitting to different distances to understand how hard to swing the club before using this technique in a competition round.

Paul Skinner
Hurstville Golf

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