Sentence examples for golfers training from inspiring English sources

"I don't think there is anything wrong with golfers training like athletes, trying to be athletes, trying to become more whatever; stronger, fitter, leaner but at the end of the day there is only so much you need to do to improve your golf and the rest is more personal, if you want to get stronger, look bigger or whatever.

Knowledgeable golfers have been trained to respond, almost by reflex: the long bunker shot.

The villa is 15 minutes' drive from Faro airport in an area popular with golfers and, recently, England's football team in training.

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The lure of golf as a profession might be why so many young golfers are lining up to train at the academy.

He has shared the course with golfers who are blind (and rely on caddies specially trained to explain how their balls lie) and golfers who are multiple-limb amputees (and play golf with special devices that help them hold their clubs).

Phil Mickelson's withdrawal last week from the Memorial Tournament, after a first round in which he looked as wilted as a month-old flower arrangement, trained a spotlight on perhaps the greatest hazard golfers have to negotiate: their calendars.

Networks enamored of Tiger Woods have often trained a special focus on him, favoring him over other golfers, but they do not go on early to show him play.

"We realized we had trained thousands of kids the basics but had nowhere to develop them into real golfers," said David Rivel, the foundation's executive director.

According to the report, the technique has been shown to improve training in golfers and archers.

Their friends are mostly other young girl golfers from Korea, Japan and Europe and train at IMG.