Master Your Biggest Weakness In Golf
Tuesday, June 7th, 2011Are you a good golfer? Would you like to be a great golfer? If you answered ‘yes,’ you need to request golf swing lessons. We’re not talking about ordinary golf lessons where a golf pro watches you hit the ball and gives you some pointers. We’re talking about requesting a golf swing lesson that is solely focused on the bunker. You didn’t want to read that, did you? That’s the oint. You’re only as good as your biggest weakness. Why not conquer your fear and master your weakness? Not only will this build your confidence, but it will send shivers of fear down your opponents’ spines.
All golf swing lessons are different, but what you should expect is for the golf pro to tell you to dig in deep, aim to the left of the hole and to hit the sand behind the ball, which will then carry the ball toward the green, and hopefully the hole.
Golf Tip
Tuesday, August 17th, 2010A classic golf tip that was espoused by the late Harvey Pennick, one of the alltime greatest teachers of golf, was “Take Dead Aim” In his “Little Red Book” on how to play golf, Pennick said you should always take dead aim at your target and you will score better. Many golfers have been taught to play it safe and aim for the wide side of the green instead of trying to hit the flag. By doing that, you may avoid some trouble, but you will also lower your chance of making a birdie. The object of the game is to get the ball in the hole in as few strokes as possible. Any extra stroke used to get in a better position for your next shot only lessens your chance to get a low score.
The best golf swing drills
Wednesday, October 7th, 2009If your aim is to improve your golf swing, then the only thing that’s going to help is putting in some hard work. There are golf swing drills that you can do to immediately improve your swing and get results out on the course. What are a couple of these?
In order to help stop yourself from coming over the ball, you should practice golf swing drills in which you put an obstacle on the outside of the golf ball. This way, your mind will tell your arms that you need to swing from the inside. This will help you make solid contact when you come through the hitting zone and it will help you to stop chopping down on the ball.
It is one of those golf swing drills that feels very uncomfortable at the beginning, but will really lower your scores if you can dedicate yourself to that sort of approach.