Lefty golf satire in Obama match play analogy
The piece notes The New York Times golf page and Thomas Friedman use golf imagery to critique Obama. It argues Obama should play more match play to avoid risks and stop mouthing generalities. The column is framed as politics mirroring golf, with a light nod to Caddyshack.
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Thomas Friedman
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Carl Spackler
Avoid rotator cuff surgery with targeted golf exercises
Tendinitis of the rotator cuff causes shoulder pain for golfers when swing mechanics lack flexibility or stress the joint. Early signs include minor pain after warming up that returns after play. rest and aspirin help, but ongoing stress requires doctor guidance. An exercise program and possible swing changes, as used by Greg Norman, can strengthen the shoulder and sustain play, with Norman still competing on the Champions Tour in 2012.
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Greg Norman
Norman
Sync Drill for golf timing and in-sync swing
Inside instruction on a two part Sync Drill to improve timing in a golf swing. Part 1 places the left arm parallel to the ground with hands over the toe line to align the club with the target and synchronize hands and core. Part 2 moves to after impact with the right arm parallel to the ground maintaining the toe line alignment.
Golf Swing Drill Emphasizes Hand Core Synchrony
The guide describes a drill by Lilluusiil LLC to align hand and core movement with the club. It starts with no ball to feel the relationship, then 30 to 40 yard 7 iron shots, and finally a full swing focusing on timing.
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Lilluusiil LLC
Teeing Off Into Practice Goals for Golf Improvement
Advice from Anders Ericsson on dedicating time to practice. Four session goals guide efficient training: warming up, task practice, target practice, and practice playing. Emphasizes goal direction, visualization, and separating mechanics from targeting to improve consistency.
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Anders Ericsson
Ericsson
How to Stop Hitting Shanks in Golf
Golf pro explains that shanks occur when hands are too far from the body at impact. Use a heel to toe drill with a 9 iron or pitching wedge, starting with ball at address and club heel, then swing to hit off the toe to bring hands closer and restore proper path.
Golf Spoken Here Loose Impediment Rules
Explanation of loose impediments in golf. Defines natural objects not fixed or growing and notes sand and loose soil are loose impediments on greens but not elsewhere. Players may move loose impediments except in a hazard or during a downswing.
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