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P-ISSN 2168-7595
E-ISSN 2168-7609
Published Papers
Vol. 2, Issue 1, 2013August 01, 2013 BST

Address Position Variability in Golfers of Differing Skill Level

Ben L. Langdown, Matthew W. Bridge, François-Xavier Li,
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Articles in Vol. 2, Issue 1, 2013

Vol. 2, Issue 1, 2013
  • Address Position Variability in Golfers of Differing Skill Level
    Ben L. LangdownMatthew W. BridgeFrançois-Xavier Li
  • Haptic Perception-Action Coupling Manifold of Effective Golf Swing
    Wangdo KimAntonio VelosoDuarte AraújoMaria MachadoVeronica VleckLiliana AguiarSilvia CabralFilomena Vieira
  • Effectiveness of a Six-Week Strength and Functional Training Program on Golf Performance
    John LamberthBrendon HaleAdam KnightJoseph BoydTony Luczak
  • The Effect of a Hypnosis Intervention on Performance and Flow State of an Elite Golfer: A Single Subject Design
    John PatesAndrew Cowen
  • The 2010 Regulations on Golf Club Groove Design: Impact on Ball Flight Characteristics During a Controlled Shot
    Paul BurnhamMick WilkinsonStuart Goodall
  • Systems for Technical Refinement in Experienced Performers: The Case From Expert-Level Golf
    Howie J. CarsonDave CollinsÁine MacNamara
  • Long Driving: The Sadlowski Case
    Laurence E. HoltJason Holt
International Journal of Golf Science
Langdown, B. L., Bridge, M. W., & Li, F.-X. (2013). Address Position Variability in Golfers of Differing Skill Level. International Journal of Golf Science, 2(1), 1–9.
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