Hey, Would You Like to Learn A Great Golf Swing?

Bobby Eldridge, the teaching pro for the average golfer, wrote this #1 rated golf instruction Ebook. Take your game to another level get that handicap down and keep it down. Guaranteed or your Money Back. Better and cheaper than new Golf Clubs. Give Bobby Eldridge! a try it's Guaranteed or your Money Back!

David Nevogt; A Simple Golf Swing – A golf pro for the average Joe

Author and golf pro David Nevogt has developed method for average golfers to improve their game and play their best game of golf. His Simple Golf Swing was developed after seeing so many golfers like you and me frustrated with our game. He spent years learning from the best golfers in the world about what works--and what doesn't. David's Simple Golf Swing method is unique because it's designed to make the swing easy to learn, use, and remember. That way it's easy to integrate into your game and you can do it consistently, every time. Give David Nevogt a try and get rid of the shanking and slices, it's Guaranteed.

Hey High Handicapper!! Slash 7 strokes off of your score Guaranteed

I'm going to give you almost criminally-clever tricks, tips, and secrets of the pros that give you unbelievable accuracy, breath-taking impact, and machine-like consistency for every shot you make around the green! (where almost 2/3 of your game is played) Pure Point Golf!

Posts Tagged ‘wedge golf tips’

When you are looking at improving your short game, and you look at wedges, they are listed with different bounce numbers with the same loft, what are they talking about?

Titleist golf clubs had a very good explanation and i will try to put into more lay terms for the golfers to understand. Put simply, bounce is the angle and thickness of the bottom of the club (sole). This sole design is either thick or large and has an angle to keep the golf clubs from digging into what ever you are trying to hit the ball out of. Having this bounce is more important on sand shots to help from getting “fat” shots or digging deep under the ball and losing energy on the sand and making the golf ball come up short on your shot.

Having to much bounce on a fairway shot or an area with little grass to hold the ball up can cause you to blade the ball. And we all have done that and the golf balls go 40 yards instead of the 15 yards you intended.