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The most vital part of our golf game is putting
On average, the number of putts we take per round will fluctuate from 28 for the pros to 40 and over for the higher handicap golfer. Usually that means that approximately a third of all our golf shots are putts. How many of us use a third of our practice time on the putting green or anytime finding out about reading putting greens?
All of us who struggle with our putting can benefit from these putting tips and you will improve rapidly. These tips have helped me get over the "yips" and have made a marked improvement in my putting. If you can improve your putting by only 10% that will equate to bettering your scores by 2 to 4 shots per round and even more for others.
You may have seen on TV that many professionals are now scoring their golf balls with a thin black or colored line, Tiger Woods being one of them. They do this to aid their alignment while putting. The main benefit of doing this, is to have one less thing to think about while making a putt. I will explain more on this shortly but the less we all have to think about while putting the better. The more positive and relaxed we can be, the more putts we will make.
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A New Trend Report Provides Predictions For The Luxury Travel Market Through 2011
The long-range forecast for the luxury travel sector now through 2011 is mixed -- Bright and sunny for travel providers catering to the pleasure market, with storms and changing winds ahead for marketers that rely primarily on the business travel segment. This according to a new trend report published by Unity Marketing entitled Forecast for Luxury Travel Through 2011: A Luxury Trend Report. It is based upon the results of a survey conducted in October 2-7, 2010 among 1,067 affluent consumers (avg. income $228,800).
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Virtual Gift Cards Poised To Become The Hot New Gift Item For Future Holiday Seasons
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Fewer Affluent Households Invested In Luxuries For Their Home Last Year, But Those Who Made Purchases Invested Significantly More
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Reaching the Affluent Consumer Online - Do Luxury Brands Need an App for That?
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Macy's Decision to Eliminate Gift Wrap Services Is Penny-Wise and Pound-Foolish
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It's Not (Just) the Economy: Art Marketers Struggle with Need to Attract New Customers
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Greeting Card Market Is on the Up Swing as Card Shoppers Turn to Specialty Retailers For More Distinctive Product Offerings
