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New report from FairVote and RepresentUs finds #RankedChoiceVoting is an excellent option for multi-winner races! Read the full report ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/eQYu4NcD

What do you do on days when you can’t take your dog out for a walk due to bad weather or other conflicts? How do you manage all that pent-up energy? Here are 5 ways to keep your furball's energy in check and maintain the peace at home. - Training your dog to up and down the stairs - A good game of fetch - An indoor obstacle course made with empty boxes! - Teach your dog to jump into a hula-hoop - Play hide and seek with your dog Comment with your best tip!

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Trying to distract my friends with some lighthearted trash talk on the 15th hole! Can they keep their focus with all the jokes? Who cracks first? Tag a friend who needs some good-natured ribbing on the course. #teamtitleist #scorebetter #drmolearntowin #golfimprovement #improveyourgolf #golftip #golftips #golflearning #golfmentalgame #golfmental #golfmentalcoach #golfmentalcoaching #golfpsychology #mentalgolf #mentalgolfcoaching #friendlycompetition

I just uploaded a great short video on "What is the ultimate golf swing path for you?". Would you like a copy? #crokergolfsystem

Have you ever had your ball stuck in a boundary fence, or maybe just resting against the netting?! Did you know the netting could be Out Of Bounds depending on which side of the posts the netting has been installed? Watch this quick vid to get more insight.

“Keep your feet still” Having quiet feet during the swing is becoming less and less common at the highest levels, and that’s because active feet are a great way to generate power. If you can engage your feet properly with the ground during the swing, it’s much easier to hit the ball far. This phenomenon is sometimes called “ground reaction forces,” and it’s one of the key moves that helps players generate power. “Keep your head still” If you’ve ever struggled with contact, one of the first pieces of advice the uninformed will offer is to “keep your head down.” The advice comes from a well-intentioned place, and the rationale is solid: If you keep your head down longer you’ll keep your eye on the ball and make better contact. But in practice this advice is flawed. If you keep your head down too long, it will restrict your swing and actually hurt your contact. Harrington made a video about this very subject several years back, and you can check it out below. Great stuff:

Before diving into your #SpringCleaning routine, do you know how to keep yourself and your family members safe while tidying up your home? Read on to learn some important #SafetyTips from #StateFarm! #SpringCleanup https://lnkd.in/gK7v-jKV

One of my favorite drills to avoid jerking the club back quickly is to put a ball behind the iron and roll the ball back on your takeaway instead of pushing it away quickly. This increases your awareness of how fast you’re taking the club back… Another drill for tempo is pausing at the top of the swing. This allows me to really feel the proper transition and I’ll know if I’m initiating the downswing with my lower body or my upper body. #GolfTips #GolfDrills #GolfSwing #GolfPractice