Most amateurs tend to tee the ball up dead center between the two tee markers. Or they'll tee it up to take advantage of their fade or draw. O.K. maybe hook or slice.

Why not give yourself the best chance from the start: tee it up away from trouble. Take advantage of all that space that isn't water, sand or OB -- often referred to as "fairway."

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The game of golf can sure be a tricky business. For example, you might ask yourself why the player who gets a hole in one has to buy the drinks. I'll leave that to the scholars. But when it comes to the position of your arms at setup, I've got a simple answer.

Your back arm should be slightly lower than your forward arm. Your forward should be dominant and in control. No more "coming over the top." This simple, slight adjustment will have you socking them out there in no time.

-- Steve

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