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Want your drives to fly? Take a lesson from masters. George Gankas, GOLF Top 100 Teacher in Hilton Head Island, S.C., says, “The most common swing flaw that keeps shots from launching is hitting the ball off the hosel.” To fix this error, position the ball back in your stance, use a shorter backswing and focus on making solid contact with the ball. You’ll get a clean strike and soaring shots.
‘Rushed’ Sergio fails to qualify for Open; Rose in
Sergio Garcia, who lifted the Claret Jug at Royal Birkdale in 2017, spoke of his frustration after failing to qualify for the 150th Open at St Andrews. The Spaniard, who made a late decision to try to qualify, carded a 5-over-par 76 at Renaissance Club in North Berwick on Tuesday. Only the top four finishers qualified for the Open, with Garcia finishing nine shots adrift of leader Adri Arnaus. Garcia insisted the qualifying process, which meant he arrived at the course having only practiced on the putting green beforehand, was “not right” and he felt “rushed.”
