LPGA's Guide to Every Shot

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Part 1 Mastering swings for basic shots: pre-swing; putt; chip shot; pitch shot; sand shot; full-swing irons and woods. Part 2 Adapting swings for special shots: draws and hooks, fades and slices; uneven lies; high and low shots; fairway bunkers; fairway rough; green-side rough; flop shot. Part 3 Playing the game of golf: course management; life and golf.