Since every golfer has a different shape, size and golf swing, no golfer who uses off-the-rack clubs from a pro shop or golf shop can hope to ever reach the top of his game. There are no one-size-fits-all golf clubs.
Whether you are breaking 90 on a regular basis or just starting out in the sport, custom-made clubs can make a real difference in how well you play. This is because each club is specifically matched to suit to Read the rest of this entry »
If you’re an avid golfer, you can surely attest to the frustration of slicing or hooking a ball into the trees. I originally thought that simply ordering the Golf Channel through http://www.satellitetv-hq.com and watching the instructional videos would help improve my swing. However, I quickly found out that there was no quick-and-easy way to develop a consistent swing. You have to actually get out to the course and practiceand practice…and practice again. Here are the tips that were most helpful for me:
1) Swing with your arms and hands, not your body. Make sure you have a tight grip on the club without tensing up your forearms.
2) Keep your feet, hips and shoulders parallel to the ball.
3) Stand with your feet about shoulder-width apart (you can go a little wider if it’s more comfortable) and make sure your weight is evenly distributed on the balls of your feet.
4) Make sure your swing occurs fluidly. If you’ve ever seen Charles Barkley swing a golf club, you know what I’m talking about. Your arms, hips and shoulders should all rotate in one harmonic motion.
5) Make sure your head remains down until you have completely finished your swing. Too many golfers tend to lift their head up as soon as they make contact with the ball.
Golf etiquette is not only important to show manners during the game is also has to do with maintaining the quality and safety of the game during play.
Players should always hold the safety of others first and not swing their clubs or hit their golf ball until they know that other players on the course are at a safe distance. If a golfer has swung at their ball and suddenly sees another player in the way then they should yell out “fore”. Players’ need to practice caution by not swinging Read the rest of this entry »
Would you know how to prepare for your next golf trip? You enjoyed the game and now you can’t wait to try it again. Being outdoors, inhaling all that fresh air and looking at all the beauty around you, feeling your body relaxing, you step up to the ball and swing your golf club. What’s better than doing just that?
The first thing you’ll need to do is to make sure the weather will be permitting to have a game of golf. Make sure you are wearing the right clothing because Read the rest of this entry »
When it comes to the game of gold, much has been made regarding Tiger Woods over the past decade and a half. However, with him starting to fade into the limelight with hit professional golf career, it is time to look back and see if he is the greatest to every play the game, or if he is just one of the better golfers. Of course, he instantly comes to mind, because a few years ago, Read the rest of this entry »
Golf is a sport that can be very tough to learn for some people, while others seem to grasp it a lot easier. Putting is one of the toughest part of the game to master, and people really seem to struggle in this area. How to build confidence in your putting game can be done by following some simple tips. Follow these simple tips and putting will come much easier for you.
One of the first things you must understand is putting Read the rest of this entry »
Golfers are always looking for ways to improve their swing and get more distance on the ball. The key is having the right fundamentals and to find the power in a swing to drive the ball with more accuracy and with greater precision.
1. A longer swing does not mean more distance on the ball. In fact, a long swing only dissipates the power and eradicates some of the golfer’s control. With the correct body turn and wrist hinge, a three quarter swing will allow the golfer to gain Read the rest of this entry »