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title_text = new Array();
title_text[0] = "Lateral sway will destroy any swing. Turn in a barrel.";
title_text[1] = "75-80 percent of all golfers make the mistake swinging the club inside horizontally around their hips or ankles. Even though a golf swing is a circle, the club must swing straight back the first few inches in order for the club to swing over the back shoulder in the correct swingplane. Are you familiar with Carl Loren? Left shoulder turns inside, club goes straight back. Hogan.";
title_text[2] = "As you leisurely start the downswing, holding the cocked wrists, you will learn to release the clubhead and hands at just the right time on every practice swing. Let it load at the top... pause...then GO!";
title_text[3] = "The secret is knowing when your club head is released. Proper release means good shots. Keep it smooth.";
title_text[4] = "There is just a raising up of the arms and hands, giving the false feel of a shoulder turn. That's the only way they can make a backswing. And from the top, since there has been no shoulder turn, you have to chop down at the ball with no power. Connection is what is needed. Arms to Body.";
title_text[5] = "Your LEFT wrist needs to stay flat at the top of your swing, all the way through the all important impact zone. Distance comes from clubhead speed and hand position at impact. Most medium to high handicapped players hit the ball too high or with little distance. The back of your left wrist should lead the swing.";
title_text[6] = "Releasing the Club is Momentum and Gravity at work. So Don't Force It!";
title_text[7] = "As you already know, good golf starts with a good grip. Slightly Strong Grip will Promote a Lower Ball Trajectory for Better Wind Shots.";
title_text[8] = "While many factors influence the plane on which you swing (e.g., spine angle, right forearm position at the top of the backswing, degree of arm/body connection, and amount of knee drive), start the swing with the left shoulder.";
title_text[9] = "Perfect practice makes perfect. Practice the Wristless Stroke.";
title_text[10] = "Practice from one to four feet until you're deadly accurate with a firm stroke. Let your ball die in the cup.";
title_text[12] = "Groove your putting stroke. Keep the putter low to the ground throughout the stroke.";
title_text[12] = "Find the sweet spot of your putter every time. Keeping your body still helps you to hit the center of the putter face.";
title_text[13] = "During putting your ball should roll over itself, not a wobbly roll.";
title_text[14] = "Flat lie angles cause the toe of the club to dig in. Result - Heel comes thru first, Push!!";
title_text[15] = "Focus on a small spot in the hole.";
title_text[16] = "Square back, square through. Keep it simple.";
title_text[17] = "Splash the sand to lift the ball out of it.";
title_text[18] = "Once you form a consistent chipping habit, it will undoubtedly save you strokes. Keep the entire left side solid through the chip or pitch shot.";
title_text[19] = "One of the qualities that separates the great players from the rest of us is RHYTHM. Perfect tempo and timing is important to accomplish with every club in the bag! Maintaining consistency with each club is the key to preventing accuracy problems associated with variations in tempo and the cadence of your swing. Patience.";
title_text[20] = "Delay the release.";
title_text[21] = "Harder You Try, Worst You'll Do. Slow Down And Enjoy.";
title_text[22] = "Tempo is the glue that puts the pieces together. Think TEMPO!";
title_text[23] = "Get into a powerful coil position, and stabilize your swing. Lower body, quiet!";
title_text[24] = "Improper position in the backswing is one of the most common flaws in the golf swing and one of the most difficult to correct. Don't break down at the top.";


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