Custom Golf Guide

Choosing The Right Golf Accessories

Choosing The Right Golf Accessories Golf Shoes Golf shoes will be worn many times should be considered a golfing investment. Comfort, not cost, should be the primary concern when buying shoes. This is one area of golf accessories where the natural desire to save money must be overcome. Have shoes fitted properly and walk around in them [...] No related posts. Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.

Learning From The Pros – Adam Scott’s Shoulder Turn

Adam Scott is not the strongest man in golf; he doesn’t have the raw physical power of some bigger men on tour. But he is a great driver of the golf ball, who has the ability to generate a lot of speed and distance with good trajectory and a high level of consistency. Scott makes a [...] No related posts. Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.

Partial Golf Shots and Developing That Magic Touch

One of the great myths in golf is that a player is born with great touch and that it can’t be developed. I don’t believe this and neither should you! When it comes to partial shots and the steep learning curve, no good player has become a decent partial shooter without LOTS of practice and [...] No related posts. Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.

The Perfect Golf Pre-Round Stretching Routine

By spending just five minutes doing the following six stretches before you start a round of golf, you’ll be able to gain an edge on your buddies and consistently save a few strokes on those opening holes. A nice side benefit of this routine is that it will help protect you from injuries as well. Just [...] No related posts. Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.

Iron Play Tip: Understanding Ball Position

Ball position is a fundamental aspect of iron play. Any confusion or lack of awareness of this part of the set-up can, and probably will, have dire consequences on the state of your approach today. Here is a useful rule of thumb: Play your wedge shots with the ball in the middle of your stance, then [...] No related posts. Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.

Iron Play Tip: Let Your Hands Lead The Clubhead

It’s common for many amateur golfers to flick at the ball with their iron shots, believing this will help the ball into the air and lead to better shots. It doesn’t – its one of the worst faults in the game. Just look at the top professional players. Their hands lead the clubhead into the ball, generating [...] No related posts. Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.

Problem Slope Golf Shots – Hitting Below Your Feet

When hitting the golf ball from a downward slope, that slope will influence the ball flight so you must accept that your stance and the awkward nature of this lie will tend to limit your body rotation. 1) The golf ball will tend to fly right, so aim to the left of the target. At address, [...] No related posts. Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.

Learning From The Pros: Phil Mickelson’s Wrist Hinge

Phil Mickelson has probably the most creative short game of any player at the top of the sport. He can produce a range of magical shots from around the green, including bunker shots. Mickelson often carries an exceptionally lofted sand-wedge, often as much as 64 degrees, and uses this to generate greenside bunker shots were the [...] No related posts. Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.

Putting Tips: Take Dead Aim and Keep Your Eyes Over The Ball

It goes without saying that the aim of the putter is obviously a crucial determining factor in how many putts you make. After all, if you don’t aim correctly then how can you expect to hit your target? A Simple Method One method that should help you eliminate the likelihood of poor aim is to place the [...] No related posts. Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.

Golf Swing Tip – The Most Important Swing Checkpoint

There are several key checkpoints you can rehearse as you practice hitting balls, and this is one of the best: “As your left arm becomes parallel with the ground in the early stages of the backswing, make sure that the wrists are fully hinged, thus setting the club on the perfect plane.” Check it in a [...] No related posts. Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.