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Golf Swing Instructions from Pro Teachers

Thursday, March 11, 2010 By: john
Category: Golf, Golf Instructions, golf tips

You are setting in the house looking out the window and waiting for the weather to improve, snow go away, so you can play golf again. You are looking at the latest golf digest at the articles on the newest high tech driver for over $400.

Is that going to improve your game any strokes or just increase your drive and maybe be the second longest drive of the group instead of the third. Wouldn’t you like to improve your golf game by seven strokes without changing any equipment?

There is available some very good coaching material that guarantees you how to improve your swing. Maybe ever make you the longest driver in your group, but more importantly, these lessons can help you get close to the pin from 75 yards and in for that one putt that wins the hole.

Look in the mangins of this blog and see some of the options available for way less than a new driver. And this can really help your game, your golf buddies won’t know why you are beating them unless you tell them.

Just shut up and take there money and smile. Use these golf instructions to your advantage and enjoy the game of golf even more.

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Putt like Tiger, think high draw

Saturday, September 12, 2009 By: john
Category: Golf, Golf Instructions, golf balls, golf tips

On the practice green before a skins game Tiger Woods was asked about his golf ball roll on his putts.  He was putting with his right hand only and the putts were rolling truer than the others, like it had topspin.  

     

The golf balls  seemed to fall in the hole for Tiger rather than spin out like the other pro golfers.  I think of hitting a high draw on putts like Jack Nicklaus and controlling the putter with the right hand was his explanation.      

Jack and Tiger let the putter swing back to the inside as they feel the putter blade closing slightly as they go through the stroke, with the right hand.             

With some practice this technique could work for you and produce a roll that, time after time, will be true.   Hopefully this golf tip will help you so you know how to hit a golf ball on the green to go in the hole.       

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Putting the Golf Ball in the Hole Part 2

Tuesday, September 8, 2009 By: john
Category: Golf, Golf Instructions, golf tips

Here is more golf tips on putting the ball.  The golf stroke with the putter is shorter and more compact than the fairway shots . You have your feet closer together, and the knees are bent more. You do not rotate your body, actually you want to move as little as possible to get the job done.

You want to keep your wrists quite, no movement, the elbows still, and do not squeeze the putter grip, just relax a little.  On this golf shot you form a triangle with your arms, or a diamond shape for you ladies, from under your chin.  As you swing the golf clubs back and forth on your practice swing keep the same diamond shape through out the stoke. Swing the whole thing, hands, arms, elbows as one unit. You use your shoulders as the pivot point. It should look like a pendulum swinging,  steady and smooth and the same pace all the way through.

 

come back later for more putting 101

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Putting the Golf Ball in the hole

Tuesday, September 8, 2009 By: john
Category: Golf, Golf Instructions, golf balls, golf tips, junior golf

Here is a good golf tip to always remember.Its been a long trip down the fairway. You handled the obstacles and the fat second hit that only went 40 yards. And you chipped just barely on the green because you were afraid to end up on the high side of the flag.

So you grab the putter, walking to your ball, looking at the green surface and analysing your distance and the terrain. You take off your glove,  mark your ball and clean it. Walk over for a look from the side and fix a ball mark from the last foursome, and check the ground your ball will travel to get to the hole from that angle.

The key is understanding that the stoke of this golf club, the putter, is like no other stroke on the course. The first thing different about the putter stroke is that on this one the golf ball never leaves the ground. This golf stroke with this piece of golf equipment takes a different mindset, a different grip on the club, and a different stance than the other ones.

join us later for more putting the golf ball in the hole 101

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Emotions on the Golf Course part 1

Wednesday, September 2, 2009 By: john
Category: Golf, Golf equipment, golf balls, golf club sets

How do you react when you miss a short putt, or three putt from twelve feet. Do you get angry at yourself? What happens after you miss hit on the fairway, a simple 60 foot chip shot, and you leave the golf ball 20 feet short.  Do you beat the ground with those new Nike golf clubs and then step up and chip again only to scald the ball off the back side of the green. And then double boogie the next two holes because you can not clear your head of the bad golf shots you just made. 

How you react to bad shots influences your next shots, you have to forget the bad ones until practice time, now it is time to get in control.  If you react cool after a bad hit on the golf ball it will certainly help you to hit the next shot with composure and not turn this into a triple boogie. To control your performance you have to be in control of  your thoughts and emotions.  How you react to the bad miscues everyone makes can make the difference between a quick recovery and the wheels falling off. Controlling emotions is part of learning how to play golf for fun and  enjoyment.

continues later emotions 101

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Emotions on the Golf Course part 3

Wednesday, September 2, 2009 By: john
Category: Golf, Golf Instructions, golf tips, junior golf

If you are angry on the golf course it can cause problems and ruin the enjoyment of the game. Anger changes your whole game and you rush your shots, and you rush your swing, heck you even rush when you walk. Sometimes POP (pissed off Power)  with your new Nike golf clubs, you know, the big square one, will get you a long straight tee shot. But usually it will get you a short worm burner or worse yet, out of bounds. Calming down is essentual to your next shot.  That is not how to drive a golf ball  consistently where you want it to go.

  If you walk slower and think calm down you will be better for it. When you reach your golf ball  take your time on the shot. Take a long look at all the options and slowly pull out the golf club. Then take extra practice swings and a couple of deep breathes. Get your positive focus going and make the best stoke of the day. Now you are back on track.       

Pay attention to what you tell yourself  after a bad shot, negativity feeds off of it self.  Eliminate the negative to yourself, yes it was a bad shot and it is ok to say that but then move on with, you are better than that, the next golf shot or putt will be better than that one. Be your own coach and talk positive, after all it is just golf, enjoy the game.

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The eleventh hole part 1

Friday, August 28, 2009 By: john
Category: Golf, Golf Club, Golf Instructions, golf balls, golf tips

On the golf course i play most of the time, i guess that makes it my home course doesn’t it, we have a very humbling eleventh hole. The tee box is on the top of a hill and you have to drive up to the red tee box to see if any one is still in the landing area. once the landing area is clear the trouble starts.

The first problem is this is a double dogleg with two ponds and heavy trees and two large sand bunkers all to capture your golf ball. Do you hit a driver teed high or a three wood hard to go over the trees and carry all the trees on the bottom, or just hit a four or five iron to the narrow landing area and then layup with a pitching wedge. Golf  is full of decisions like this and some days you are correct and some days you are out of bounds. Today I used a three wood, usual choice, and went over the trees but did not clear the lower ones so I had a tough lie to hit my layup. it worked an I ended at 150 out.

Golf lessons  for the day, if you think out your risk to reward ratio and how the golf ball is flying today that’s about all you can do. But at least you thought it out now pull up your big boy pants and go hit some golf balls.

end part 1

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