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Three-Putt Avoidance

by TomTucker | Aug 18, 2012 | Tom Tucker

Tom Tucker is the current Teaching Professional at the Plum Creek Driving Range & Practice Facility, located at 5141 Batavia Elba Townline Rd, Batavia, NY . Mr. Tucker was formerly the GM at Fifty Four Flags in Akron, NY, the Teaching Professional at the Batavia...

Wrist Positions For Good Ball Striking

by TomTucker | Aug 15, 2012 | Tom Tucker

Tom Tucker is the current Teaching Professional at the Plum Creek Driving Range & Practice Facility, located at 5141 Batavia Elba Townline Rd, Batavia, NY . Mr. Tucker was formerly the GM at Fifty Four Flags in Akron, NY, the Teaching Professional at the Batavia...

Tom Tucker Tips: Quick Tips on Swing Speed & Slow Rolling Putts

by Mo'Golf | Aug 29, 2011 | Tom Tucker

Tom Tucker has two tips this week, on swing speed for distance and break on slow rolling putts.1. If you currently swing hard when you are trying for more distance off the tee, and probably not getting any more distance, here’s a thought that absolutely will...

Tom Tucker Tips: Breaks & Slope When Putting

by Mo'Golf | Aug 22, 2011 | Tom Tucker

I recently had a discussion with a friend regarding the amount of break on comeback putts – those putts that miss and roll pass the hole. At question was the amount of break on the comeback putt vs. the amount it broke going past the hole. With regard to...

Tom Tucker Tips: Coping With Slow Play

by Mo'Golf | Aug 15, 2011 | Tom Tucker

Slow play can get to you if you let it. Here are a couple of things that I do: 1) Stay loose, keep your back stretched out and swing two irons with “momentum” swings while you are waiting. A “momentum” swing is a full but gentle swing. 2) Stay...

Tom Tucker Tips: Knowing When You’ve Got It & The Big Secret

by Mo'Golf | Aug 8, 2011 | Tom Tucker

I was giving a group lesson to some experienced men recently, and one of them asked a great question – “when do I know that I’ve “got it” ” meaning when would he know that he’s got a golf swing that is repeatable. Here’s...