One of the neat things about golf is that there’s always something to learn, always a new challenge. Most of the articles listed here offer easy to follow tips that will improve your game. Well, maybe they are easy to understand but making them part of your game may be hard work.
If you’re serious about your golf, go the next step and get custom fitting. Your golf clubs are your weapons, your arms, that you carry out to the course every Saturday to go to battle with the tees, the rough, the sand traps, and the green. Read more…
Here are some golf etiquette tips that every player should follow.
Avoid bringing electronic devices along that would cause noise such as cellular phones or beepers. If necessary, bring them along but put them in silent mode. If you need to take a call, make sure that the other players will not hear even a whisper of your conversation. Read more…
The basis of good putting, as with any other kind of shot, is in absolute relaxation of the muscles in order that they may have perfect freedom and play. The instant you “set” yourself in your address when putting, in any way where it requires you to brace yourself to keep your balance, that instant you are inviting disaster. It will “get you” sooner or later, and when you get off your putt it will take you a long time to come back. You are reducing your chance of keeping your eye on the ball till the club reaches it to about five per cent of what it should be and it is almost impossible to keep from looking up too soon. Read more…
Golf Putting for Beginners
by Jasmine Ong
If you’re a beginner, learning the basics of golf putting can be like playing in a one-man band. You have to successfully blend different styles, processes and elements together into one harmonious golfing symphony.
Since your posture and stance can affect how well you putt, the first thing to consider is the way you stand. To execute the ideal putt, your arms and shoulders should be left to do majority of the work. Because stooping prevents you from swinging your arms freely, it is important for you to stand tall and with your legs slightly astride. Some experts suggest that you to spread your feet apart no greater than the width of your hips. This will ensure greater balance and mobility as you take your swing.
3 Easy Golf Tips to Shave Strokes from Your Game
by Kent Smith
Here are 3 easy golf tips that will immediately give you a better swing and improve your hitting! It did for me almost instantly once I got the feel of it.
I went from hitting maybe one fairway per round and not being able to hit my driver to hitting the vast majority of fairways off the tee while still enjoying the extra distance of using my driver. Read more…
