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How To Improve Your Golf Swings And Lower Your Handicap

How To Improve Your Golf Swings And Lower Your Handicap

See yourself break 80 by improving your golf swings.

 

Just between you and me. In order to be able to break 80 or do better than your current score, you will want to know how to improve your golf swings and in the process you will lower your handicap.

 

Do you hit the ball farther? This is not always the solution. More problems may develop to increase your score. The ability to hit the ball with consistent accuracy is the answer to lowering your handicap. Easily said, but is achievable with practice.

 

Reduce or eliminate slicing, hooking, and topping the ball.

 

A tendency to slice the ball and doing it constantly needs immediate correction before it becomes ingrained as unwanted habits. If a professional golfer is available where you golf, request to have that person observe you and offer remedies to correct your golf swing and body positioning flaws.

 

Hitting the golf ball and have it travel straighter is the goal unless you want the golf ball to curve sharply to the right or to the left. There are occasions when you want to hit the golf ball directing it to either side of straight, but it takes a lot of control to do this shot intentionally.

 

Remember what it was like in the beginning? We all topped the golf ball because we released our flexed knees lifting the body upward causing the bottom of the golf club to thinly hit the top of the golf ball and the ball slowly rolled. We learned how to correct this flaw and proceeded successfully to the next lesson.

 

Correcting your golf swings is also a matter of refining and perfecting your grip, the address, the takeaway, the top of the backswing, the downswing, and the impact to finish. Practice these basics until they are familiar and comfortable to you.

 

Set up a constructive drill program for yourself. Attend the practice range prepared to practice with purpose. Here is a suggestion list to include in your practice sessions.

 

Check your posture or body alignment.
Timing needs to be rehearsed.
Develop rhythm
Smoother swing from beginning to golf ball contact.
Improve consistency and distance.
Hit the ball directly towards the intended target.

 

Stop reading and think about the above list. Choose one item and one or two irons and design a feasible practical drill. After you have practiced and can grade yourself an “A”, select another item on the list and add another iron or two and design another achievable drill. Develop a good practice plan and stick to it.

 

Do not set up impossible goals to practice in one session. Practice with accuracy. Constructive practice is essential as the golf swing habits you develop are realities on the golf course.

 

Investment of your active participation of time in practice will be necessary to develop the perfect golf swings you desire. Invest in yourself by engaging a professional golfer for lessons. Play golf as often as possible to gain experience.

 

The result of a perfect golf swing is when you hit the club head in the exact correct spot on impact with the exact amount of speed and send the ball flying straight to the designated target. Perform this golf swing many times and you are on your way to being an outstanding golfer.

 

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Reading Putting Distance – An Essential Golf Technique

Reading Putting Distance – An Essential Golf Technique

Article by BQ Browning







How often have you been so close to winning a game of golf – there’s just the final putt. You take your time and breathe deeply, you concentrate and contemplate your stroke – and then you come up short! Worse still, you just miss the hole and have to watch your ball go rolling past the hole, leaving you with a return putt that is further than the original to which you gave so much thought and effort. Putting is one of the basic golf techniques that is sadly neglected by beginners and experienced players alike.

A huge number of games are lost on the putting green and in most cases it is down to the wrong distance, rather than to the direction of your ball. One of the great truisms of golf is that ‘You drive for show and putt for dough’. The weight of your putt is just as important as direction. Many new golfers rapidly get a ‘feel’ for the direction their ball will travel and how it will roll, even on the most unpredictable of greens. No doubt you have seen it yourself when a relative newcomer to the game leaves the ball within inches of the hole even on a sloping green time after time, getting more and more frustrated as the game goes on. What you don’t see quite so regularly is a miss with the ball coming to rest a few inches beyond the hole.

Learning to read the distnace on the green is one of the most basic golf techniques there is. So many factors come into play when making up your mind about the distance your ball will travel on the green. You need to factor in the slope, the quality of the green, is it wet and slow or dry and fast. Even the number of players that have been through the green ahead of you has an effect depending on how well they repair their pitch marks. Fortunately with the increase in the use of soft spikes we don’t generally have so many spike marks to contend with these days. Not least among the factors you must consider is the time of day – greens inevitably speed up as they dry off from the morning dew and the difference by afternoon on a warm day can be quite astonishing.

The main factors you have to concentrate on after taking the conditions into account are reading the line and the distance. Reading the line comes with experience of the game and the course. There are a couple of greens on my course that have deceptive swings which always give the local player the advantage as they are very difficult to spot when you’ve not played the course before. Reading the distance should be a great deal easier but it requires one thing that many new golfers don’t like to do – putting practice. Going to the range and bashing balls a huge distance with your driver is great for the ego but it won’t win you a game, and there is nothing more frustrating than leaving those putts on the edge of the cup, even if it’s a friendly round with your regular partners.

Time spent on the practice green is never wasted, especially if you are playing in a tournament. You should always practice on the day, in the conditions that you will be playing and on the type of grass that is on the greens of that course. You will never see a Pro go out on the course without spending time on the putting green and those guys don’t waste their time practicing golf techniques they don’t need to. Even ten minutes on the practice green will give you a feel for distance in the current conditions.

One of my playing partners learned the hard way never to leave the ball short. As a small boy, who didn’t get a great deal of pocket money he occasionally played with some members of his father’s regular fourball. They had a simple but effective system. If your ball didn’t reach the hole, you paid a ‘fine’, not much to them but a lot to a small boy. The winner took the ‘pot’. These days he never leaves a putt short! Quite simply if the ball doesn’t reach the hole – it won’t drop. I was always taught that you should aim about two or three inches beyond the hole and that way it should just roll gently in.



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How to Choose Golf Bags

How to Choose Golf Bags

Article by iweekschen







Anyone who is serious golf, you should have a golf bag. Like any good football seriously their own football or serious carpenter who have their own means, all players regardless of skill level that is passionate about the sport should have its own golf bags. One advantage of golf bags that allows you to focus your game in comfort, easily accessible and organized institutions.

Everything, from beginners to professionals, to bring something for the club with a lot. There are many things you should know, however, before buying a bag. You should know that there are two types of golf bags in general, shopping bags and tote bags.

A bag is used if you do a lot of walking on the garound, and you only get this in your bag. Instead, shopping bags, which you choose, less if you are primarily a ride in a golf. The bags would be needed if you have never been a golf course, which prohibits decide to walk, there are some do. If you are over your golf game, then you should probably buy a bag because they are cheaper. But as an experience more and more and more professional, then you may want to buy a bag of the car.

You can be a top golfer and ask why you’re still a bag, just a few more clubs. A golf bag is something that shows how serious you are and allows you the flexibility if the match. You will have fewer problems with searching your collection or other facilities, and can not play.

You should carefully check their pockets inside and out. Evaluate how easy it is for you to walk before you buy, try to go to the store. Note the straps of the bag and see if they have good overlap and flexibility. Remember, you have several hours each time the bag and shot around. They also want the kind and quality, be aware of the evidence, the low-grade material will break in a few months to a few rounds of golf, you do not want to buy a bag for next year. You’ll find golf bags for waterproof protection from rain.

Most bags are 15 clubs, so what you need more awareness and therefore the opportunities for expansion. Weight is another important and the most important factor that will have to find your bag. Find a balance between stability and lightness. They want a bag, very stable, but do not want to be the last.

You will find in most pockets 8.10 golf bags, but you get more if you need extra space. Remember, the more space you have and compasses to increase the weight of the bag, choose carefully. In general, choose golf bags within your budget that offers more space and more material per pound.

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The Importance Of Control In Golf

The Importance Of Control In Golf

Article by Gerald Mason







Everything helping the development of good control must be encouraged, everything hindering it avoided. Their building up is largely unconscious and unnoticed, in-deed even a successful pupil will often feel that little progress is being made–until perhaps quite suddenly he will be surprised to find himself playing effective, confident golf.

I remember with special pleasure how that happened to a young pupil of mine.She had been in my hands since her childhood and her first experience of a major tournament was when she went over to England for the Ladies’ Open. She actually led the field in the qualifying rounds and was only put out on the last green in the semi-final..

On her return she said to me, “I did not know I could play like that! No one was more surprised than I was. I just played–and everything went right.”

I was delighted, but not so surprised. I knew she had the golf in her and that sooner or later the controls we were building would enable her to play it. But I was delighted, because you would not normally expect a young pupil to play a bit above her best on such a nerve-testing occasion.

So when a golfer says to me, “I must learn to concentrate–concentrate–concentrate!”

I counter with: “No, you must build controls–controls–controls!”

Now I claim that the right way of learning golf has almost nothing in common with the “learning” we did at school; it is an entirely different process. Memorizing the capitals of Europe or a Latin declension, or ‘learning” chemistry or mathematics, are purely mental feats and depend exclusively upon mental memory, whereas I contend that to learn to play good and consistent golf you need muscular memory.

What you need to learn (or memorize) are not the technical or mathematical details of a good shot but the feel of it. If you and every component muscle in you can remember the feel of a good shot, you can make it–and you have become what I term a reflex golfer. That is to say, the good shot has become your “reflex,” or automatic response to the sight of the ball. But please remember that this golf memory is a memory of a cycle of sensations which follow and blend into one another quite smoothly.

Each sensation must be connected up with those which precede and follow it; it cannot be considered independently. The truth is that it cannot even be felt independently. You cannot, to take a crude example, feel the top of your swing as such; you can only feel a sensation between the sensations of the back swing and those of the down swing.

For that reason you must never in golf say, “I’ve got it!” when you think you have found the secret of some shot that has been evading you–unless what you have “got” fits into your cycle of sensations or, as we shall now call them, controls. Because, unless it does so fit in, it cannot become a reliable part of your game. And why do I call sensations controls? Simply because I want you to control your golf by these sensations instead of by thought.

There is another reason why your memory of a golf shot must be a memory of a cycle of sensations, not of a number of separate sensations. It takes an exceedingly skilful juggler to juggle with six glass balls at once, but if the six balls were threaded onto a string most of us could manage them–and the memorizing of sensations as a cycle (instead of as independent items) does thread them up for us very much in this way.

To turn for a moment from learning to teaching. Most of the teaching of golf is completely negative– and a purely negative thing can have no positive value. Why do I say that golf teaching is negative? Well we can all find faults in each other’s game, millions of them, and we all start off to teach golf by pointing out these faults and “curing” them.

I did this for twenty-five years, but I have now discovered that the right way to get a pupil to hit the ball satisfactorily is to watch for any good natural qualities that may be there and to build up the swing around them.

We all hit a good ball sometimes. Maybe with the beginner this is an accident, but the good teacher will use such an accidental shot, photographing it in his mind and starting away to build up controls around the qualities which made it possible.

In this way the beginner can retain his natural capacity to hit the ball and will gain confidence in his ability to do it–and so go on enjoying his game and improving it. But if the teacher merely points out to him a dozen or more faults in his swing he will become perplexed, confused, and fed up. For that reason I never tell a pupil his faults (which is negative teaching).

I notice the faults, of course, and suggest the necessary corrections (which is positive). So I never tell a pupil that he over swings and breaks his left arm, I explain width to him. That is to say I give him a positive conception and by working on it he actually cures his faults without even being aware that he had them.

Now there is another point about teaching which I would like to emphasize. You will find that in this work I have not tried to set down a set of controls in one way and leave it at that. I have tried to set the same things down and explain them in many different ways. So when you find me repeating myself do not think it is carelessness!

All good teachers must repeat, but never in exactly the same words or with just the same connections. I want to give you a clear idea of the controls which will enable you to produce an effective swing, and I do not mind if I have to say the same thing in a dozen different ways so long as one of the twelve gets home with you. I hope you will not mind either, because you should be able to pick something new out of the other eleven also.

I learned golf by the long way–trial and error–and I want to lead you away from that to a method which is methodical and is effective whatever your age or your handicap may be.

If you accept my method of learning you do not need a lot of practice on the course to improve; you can assimilate the principles in your armchair and put in useful practice on the hearth rug–where you need no club because ye»u can feel your muscular movements without it. You must learn to feel the sensations through your intellect and then forget them intellectually and leave them to your muscular memory or control system.

How long does it take to “learn golf”? Well I am still learning after forty-five years of it!

I have known pupils who hit the ball very well after only four lessons and others who have taken a year or more to do even moderately well, but time is apt to level things out a lot. Golf is a curious game in being easy of comprehension but (sometimes) very long in realization. There is much darkness in the early stages, and it is only after a few years at the game that we really come out into full daylight and can assess our own possibilities.

Early difficulties are often emphasized by age or physical make-up. While I was writing this I had just started two young ladies–one of sixteen who is still at college but weighs about one hundred and seventy pounds and another in the early twenties who weighs less than half that.

Apart from the weight of their clubs the conditions will be the same for both, yet obviously their problems will work out very differently. And we have all got our physical individuality and peculiarities in the layout of bones and development of muscles.

But I have found by long experience that these things usually level themselves out in the end–I have seen many gifted and precocious beginners fail simply because they would not put in the hard work which is essential before the elementary stage is passed, and only when the elementary stage is passed can golf genius come to the surface.

On the other hand I remember one pupil of mine who started very young and at times could hardly get the ball off the ground; yet at eighteen she was scratch and Champion of France. And as I have already told, I started another lady at forty and though she was not gifted she was a worker and ten years later she eliminated Mme Lacoste from the French Open!

If you work in this way your golf will be progressive. You will still (being human) get bad patches, but each bad patch will tend to be less bad and each good patch will tend to be better, because you are building up your game.

So do not despair if you are trying to learn golf, or better golf, and getting no results. It may be that you have been trying to learn too many things (like juggling with too many balls) and when you have tried to add just one more, your whole game has broken down on you. We will simplify the things you have to learn by stringing them together into cycles of sensation because they are then easier to remember and easier to add to.



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Oakville Golf, How To Buy Used Golf Clubs

Oakville Golf, How To Buy Used Golf Clubs

Article by David Wells







Probably the most enjoyment element of starting any new activity is often acquiring the gear, as well as the exact same is true for golf. There may be a particular pleasure derived from heading to the golf store and selecting out your very first golfing glove, acquiring your 1st box of golfballs and needless to say, your very first set of clubs. But these days, the options are overwhelming, particularly for someone which is new to the spor of golft. And while you’ll find a plethora of really higher quality golf clubs idea for beginning and budget minded golfers, there may be also a thriving marketplace for applied and barely used golf equipment that may possibly also be appropriate for a golf player not all set to make the golf equipment expense of a scratch golfer, specifically if you are not certain just just how much you’re intending to be golfing or if you will genuinely stick with it. So here are some ideas on factors to look for when shopping for used golf golf clubs:Grips: Try to find cracks and worn areas in the grip. Make certain you won’t need to immediately re-grip the clubs, which could add anywhere from to for each club in your expenditures. The final thing you’ll want to do is start forking out for golf repairs before you even make it on to the greens.Clubheads: Face wear is what you are looking for in golf clubs that have been used for a extended time might have a shiny worn spot exactly in the center of the face. You truly will not want these due to the fact the clubface will not hold the ball as effectively, which are going to be annoying for a brand new golfer wanting to master the fundamentals. So make certain the grooves still have well-defined edges and stay away from clubs which display indentations inside the clubface becaues these will have an effect on the golf ball flight.Golfing Set Consistency: Line up golf clubs and compare the club throughout the golfing set. Ensure that they all show up to come from the exact same, original golfing set. You do not wish to obtain a set of clubs composed of different shaft kinds and different models, or where there just isn’t a typical progression of lengths from golf club to club. Combining and also matching may throw off the progression of lofts all through the set as well as allow it to be challenging for you to adjust to the feel of your golfing set. Often golf courses will assemble a set of clubs created up of old sets that have lost, lacking or damaged golf equipment. While the price is appealing, you’ll be better off spending a bit extra and having a entire set from 1 family.Shafts: Ensure that the graphite shafts do not have worn areas or additional indentations which could result in weak spot. Analyze the torque simply by rotating the grip and also head in reverse directions. If there isn’t great resistance, it is a sign of weakness. For steel shafts, search down the shaft to make certain it hasn’t been bent back again into shape by a discouraged golfer. Also, make sure all shafts in a golfing set are the very same so the golf clubs feel very much the same from shot to shot.Ask to Demo the Clubs: Exactly like a car or truck, you cannot definitely tell how well a set of golf clubs will perform for you personally until finally you take them out for a handful of swings. Even at a garage sale, you should be granted to at least have a few swings in the front yard (hint: use whiffle balls). Any retail golf shop will enable you to trial the clubs using real golfballs.Good luck in your hunt!



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Golf Sense Program – Fix Hook Golf Swing

Golf Sense Program – Fix Hook Golf Swing

One of the most common problems when you are just learning how to play golf is the hook. A hook usually develops when a player build up a slice and then take some measures to eliminate it. If you play golf and have a similar problem, you need some fix hook golf swing techniques. Below are some of the steps to get rid of this problem right away.

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The first thing to do is to check the strength of your grip. When your grip is too tight you begin to develop a hook. Squeezing our golf club too tight will cause the ball to go more to the left as you try to finish your swing. You should hold the club firmly but too loose either. Just think of it that you are just merely holding it and no one is going to take it away. After that, make sure that both of your feet are at equal distance to the ball. This is called squaring yourself to the target. Most golfers do not notice this common mistake and begin to hook the ball.

Another fix hook golf swing tip is to make it a point that your club is at a 90 degree angle before it hits the ball. If this is not properly observed a golfer is hitting the ball with the club head turned more to the left making it a hook. Practice not slicing the ball with a couple of swings and it will help eliminate the hook.

Also remember to be not so hasty on hitting the ball and do not try to hit the ball as hard as possible. Use your hips and observe the proper follow through. This is the basics of golf that should not be forgotten.

Finally, go to the driving range and practice. Follow these fix hook golf swing tips with diligence and dedication. Soon you will be playing great golf, and good luck.

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Recommend Top Three Best Golf Clubs

Recommend Top Three Best Golf Clubs

Article by JSmith89love







Since I have been a loyal golf fan and a frequent visitor of online golf shop for several years, I would like to recommend you top three best sellers today that may help you improve your golf career.

Top1:TaylorMade R11 Driver

The New Taylormade R11 Driver will be showcased at the 2011 Tokyo Golf Show and as usual you can expect GolfToImpress/TourSpecGolf to have plenty of HD Video and High Resolution Images as well as a Taylormade R11 Driver Review. last year we revelaed the Taylormade R9 TP Forged irons along with some other Japan only tid bits.

The New Taylormade R11 Driver will be showcased at the 2011 Tokyo Golf Show and as usual you can expect GolfToImpress/TourSpecGolf to have plenty of HD Video and High Resolution Images as well as a Taylormade R11 Driver Review. last year we revelaed the Taylormade R9 TP Forged irons along with some other Japan only tid bits. Will it be the R11 DEEP or perhaps an R11 Max this year dedicated to the Japanese Market?

Top2: Ping G15 Irons

Like its predecessor, the G15 is an oversized iron designed for players seeking maximum forgiveness. However, several changes have been made which PING believes should make the club even more forgiving.

The epicenter of the G15’s technological advances is the new Custom Tuning Port (“CTP”). While the G10 had a CTP, PING engineers reshaped and repositioned the CTP to save seven grams. The weight savings of a thinner face allowed the engineers move weight to the perimeter – particularly the toe – to improve forgiveness for off-center hits as well as increase MOI. PING believes that these changes provide the proper structure and support to ensure distance control and solid feel.

Top3: Ping Rapture V2 Irons

The Ping Rapture irons have been an incredible success story in the super game improvement iron category for a couple years now. For 2009, Ping outdid themselves with the new Rapture V2 irons. Building on the solid foundation of the original Rapture irons, the V2s offer even more forgiveness and feel in a smart looking package.

The Ping Rapture V2 irons leverage the multi-metal technology to not only launch the ball longer, but also higher and with more accuracy. Now you can hit those soaring iron approach shots that go high and long and yet land softly on the green. If you are sick of missing greens or facing those monster birdie putts, the Rapture V2 irons will quickly solve that problem.

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The History of Callaway Made Golf Clubs

The History of Callaway Made Golf Clubs

The Callaway golf club is one of the most popular and also reliable types of golf club in the market today. There are so many people (particularly retired men) that are fascinated with golf today and it is no wonder why the Callaway golf club is now in the peak of success in the world of golf clubs.

The Callaway Golf club is headed by Ely Callaway. He bought half of Hickory Stick USA and renamed it Callaway Hickory Stick USA. After purchasing it, he decided to hire the best people that would be an instrument in supporting his dream of Callaway golf club. He hired Richard C. Helmstetter to be the Chief Club Designer and this as others would say is the point of no return. The designs for Callaway golf club are truly revolutionary and innovative which is why the Callaway golf club is dubbed as the type of golf club that is unique and also high-performance kind golf equipment. After that, Ely Callaway renamed his company into Callaway Golf and then relocated from Cathedral City, California to a sleepy seaside town called Carlsbad, which is just north of San Diego.

One of the most innovative designs that the firm came up with was to create a stainless steel driver that had a larger and more forgiving head than any previous design. The CEO, Callaway dubbed it as “Big Bertha” which was derived from a German cannon back in WWI which was famous for its capability of shooting long distance range. This type of design was the one that made Callaway golf club a house hold name in the states because it experienced millions of sales and the Big Bertha type of Callaway golf club was the reason why Callaway became the number one manufacturer of golf clubs not only in the US but in the whole world which shows how popular golf is to the whole world.

At present, there are six classifications of the Callaway Golf club. The first classification is the drivers which are comprised of two models which are the Big Bertha Fusion FT4 and Big Bertha Titanium 454. The next classification of Callaway golf club is called the Fairway Woods. Fairway Woods have three types of clubs which are Big Bertha Fusion Fairway Woods, Big Bertha Titanium Fairway Woods, and Big Bertha Fairway Woods. The next classification of the Callaway golf club is a hybrid which is designed for long and distant shots. The model for this type of Callaway golf club is called Big Bertha Heavenwood Hybrids. The next classification is called irons which are divided into five types of models and these are Big Bertha, Big Bertha Fusion, X-Tour, X-18, and X-18 Pro. Another classification of the Callaway golf club would be the wedges and the model here is called Forged+ Wedges. The last classification for Callaway golf club is called the Putters. The Putters have two models in its classification which are Callaway golf I-Trax Putter and tour Blue.

The classification and models of Callaway Gold Club mentioned above are the ones that the firm manufactures. All of these models were made in the lieu with science, research, and practice. All of these models are worth a try and who knows? You might be the next Tiger Woods in the world of golf.

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How To Choose Golf Equipment – I Have Something To Share

How To Choose Golf Equipment – I Have Something To Share

Article by MedoGolf







Any golfer can wast too much money when purchasing equipments to golf game, but knowing few things about golf equipments you can save time and money in selecting the right clubs for yourself. As with most things in life, you can waste a lot of money or save a lot of it in order to get the right thing for yourself. Clubs are important to fix slice, and perform the right golf swing.

In case you are just beginning and don’t know for sure if you are going to continue playing this game or not, there is an option to rent the clubs you want at the course, or purchase a set of clubs for starters.Buying a set of started clubs enables you to become accustomed to them; enabling you to concentrate on your swing and not getting confused about those rented clubs and how they are supposed to help.When you start playing better, it is better to spend some more money to find the right clubs for you.In general, the set consist of 1-2 fairway woods, one driver, four to nine irons, putter and 1 or 2 wedges.As you become more experienced and start thinking about new clubs, you need to start thinking about buying a driver for you separately. Some golfers want to get better accuracy out of their driver; some other golfers want to consider the distance.You can find so many balls and you can find on the back of the box a chart to help you choosing what ball is right for you. As you improve the way you play, you need to start experimenting a number of balls to find out which one will give you better distance or accuracy.Having the right equipment is an important aspect of the game; buy wisely!



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