LIQUIDMETAL Irons These clubs are nice looking with cobalt blue shafts and LIQUIDMETAL cavity-back clubheads. This brand has a big reputation on the West Coast but is not as well known on the East Coast possibly due to the price.

The Good: These irons helped my swing dramatically. They are so solid on contact. There's very little superflous vibration or whipping. Just pure solid contact that sends your ball soaring. I' ...

by John Kim.
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Dr. Sport: Taking a Mental Break

Many of the golfers I work with complain about running out of steam after ten or eleven holes, especially on the third day of a long tournament. The advice I give them has been helpful to many. I suggest that they plan to take a mental break after the ninth hole and then again after the fourteenth hole. Of course they can use this technique at any time, but if they plan it, they are more likely to actually do it.

One of the most important things to manage during this unofficial "time out" ...

by Bob Phillips, Ph.D..
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