Quitting on the ball
Where a golfer slows their swing down before hitting the ball, they do not hit their shot with total effort.
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quitting on the ball-- Not following through on a golf swing.
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Quitting: Not trying your best on each shot.
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Quitting on the ball
not hitting through your shot with complete effort
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Quitting: Not hitting through a shot with conviction.
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Rabbit: A beginning player.
Quitting on the Ball: Slowing your swing down before hitting the ball.
Rabbit: An amateur golfer of little accomplishment or a touring professional with no exemptions who must qualify for each tournament.
Quitting on the Ball
Decelerating on the down swing causing an improper hit. Not hitting through your shot with complete effort.
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quitting: Not hitting through a shot with conviction.
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This full body release drill will reduce the likelihood of blocking or quitting on your shots. It will help keep you on line and prevent you from throwing the right shoulder out and across the target line ("casting").
One other similarity I didn't mention above is that I've already felt like quitting more than once. I cannot estimate the number of times I've felt like quitting golf since I started playing about 32 years ago.
This results in the player quitting on the shot with an abbreviated followthrough. The key to acceleration, as well as maintaining a consistent rhythm, is matching the length of the swing on both sides of the ball.
This produces a "quitting" motion and the club moves upward toward impact instead of downward. Important: A properly lagging clubhead produces a strong downward thrust which adds distance, trajectory, and consistency.
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quitting: Decelerating the club through the impact area.
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Still, you have to end on a positive note, so start watching for your quitting point, when you sink two monsters in a row. And if you can't quite get two monsters to drop, well, sink two ten footers and get out of Dodge.
Striking the ball on the toe is not only safer but the slightly off-center hit produces a much softer shot that allows you to swing more aggressively and guard against quitting on the shot.
Qualifying School - Where would-be professionals attempt to qualify for the PGA and LPGA tours.
Quarter shot - A shot made with a reduced swing, less a half shot.
Quitting on the ball - Not hitting through the shot with your follow ...
a sand wedge, you have to take a fairly big, fairly hard swing while also minimizing the distance you hit behind the ball. Even the best golfers occasionally make the mistake of coming a bit too close to the ball and blading the shot, or of quitting ...
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