September 2020 – Page 3

Golf Trouble Shots Basics

Golf Trouble Basics… here are golf tips on how to hit below or over obstacles in front of you.

In this video, Bobby Eldridge, head teaching professional at PurePoint Golf, gives us excellent advice on the proper golf setup to keep the ball low or hit it high to avoid obstacles in front of us.

Bobby has been teaching for quite a few years and has a calm and very easy to follow way of teaching the different aspects of the game of golf. Here`s Bobby with his golf tips…

If you’ve ever had trouble getting your golf ball to go under or over a tree, you’ll want to watch this video by PurePointGolf.com. We share some very good pointers on how to go under, over or around obstacles like trees, rough and more.

Golf Trouble Shot Basics

Golf Trouble Shot Basics… great advice from Bobby. Check back regularly to see many great golf tips from Bobby and other to teaching professionals.

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Golf Tips-Tips Tricks Enhance Golf Game

Golf Tips-Tips Tricks Enhance Golf Game.

Better Your Golf Game Now!

Get this book now at $0.99 before the price shoots up!

Whether you’re struggling to break 90 or a single handicapper, this book should be able to help your game by giving you proven strategies that the pros are using to help their game day in and day out.

I know golf can be really frustrating, that is why I have dedicated the past 10 years of my life helping people improve their game of golf. I have come across students ranging from all skill levels and I have helped all of them improve their game and enjoy the game of golf a bit better.

Some of the golf tips that you will learn in this book are:

Using the correct equipment
Having correct form
Importance of a proper back swing
The all important down swing
Tips on how to drive better
Tips on how to increase your driving distance
Improving your mental game
Importance of a pre-shot routine
And a whole lot more!

Start Improving Now By Applying The Tips Mentioned”

Don’t waste any more time! Hit the driving range after you read this book and for sure you will see some improvement right away!

Practice! Practice! Practice!

As your game gets better, you can look back at this book and use it as a reference guide so you can constantly get better!

Here`s a couple of reviews:

1)Great tips for beginners like me. I have to confess that I haven’t taken golf seriously, that’s the reason why I’m not at the level I would dream to be. While reading this book I was aware of many mistakes that I’ve been doing over the time and know that I just noticed it I will try to improve them for sure. Best thing of the book is that it explains the basic with a not complicated tone, which makes easier to catch what the author is trying to say. Is a great option for those who are just starting into Golf.
2)Being fascinated with golf, I understood the need to learn the basics and the tricks to improve. The sad part is I dont have the luxury of time to practice. This book saves me a lot of time to improve that skill. It has a lot of techniques to offer that will surely tremendously help every player. Considering the lessons to avoid injuries and when to hit the ball right. Know the mental part of the game, common golfing mistake and a lot more.
Golf: 36 Tips and Tricks To Help Enhance Your Game of Golf (Golf Strategies, Golf Swing, Golf Tips, Putting, Chipping, Pitching)

Golf Tips For Beginners

Golf Tips For Beginners… seven golf tips that will help immediately

Ask players who have a low golf handicap and they’ll all tell you that learning to play golf, well, is difficult.

In fact, it’s one of the most difficult sports to learn. While taking golf lessons and reading golf tips help, nothing works better than practice.

Beginners must practice as much as they can, if they’re serious about learning the game.

Seven Golf Tips For Beginners

1. Use A Mirror For Mechanics

Beginners must master their mechanics to cut strokes from their golf handicaps. Using a mirror to check the basics helps. Are you setting up correctly? Are you taking the club back low and slow? Working in front of a mirror is especially effective for ingraining key moves, like keeping the clubface on target longer. The mirror lets you see yourself executing the move as you do it. That’s great feedback.

2. Use Targets in Practice

Beginners must practice with a purpose, if they want to speed the process. While we all enjoy aimlessly hitting balls on the range, beginners who make practice session more realistic improve faster. Put yourself in practical situations when at the range and aim for specific targets when hitting. You’ll engage not only your body but your mind as well. In short, don’t just hit balls. Aim for a target. It’s the best way to practice.

3. Grip Down For Added Control

All golfers should grip down on their clubs about an inch. It provides better control. Beginners should grip down even further—especially when hitting half shots or three-quarter shots. Learn to hit these shots by adjusting the backswing not the downswing, as many people do. Gripping down helps golfers control ball trajectory and distance as well—two keys to hitting good approach shots.

4. Employ Visualization When Practicing

Visualization triggers good shots. The more clearly you see a shot in your mind’s eye, the better your chances of making it. Visualization also helps ingrain good technique or eliminates swing faults. For example, beginners often want to come out of their shots too quickly. However, you need to get down and stay down through out the shot. One way to ingrain this is to imagine a scoop of ice cream on the ground. Then picture yourself hitting down and through the cone, creating a descending blow and solid impact.

5. Set Up Square On Putts

Beginners should work especially hard on putting. For most new players, it’s a hard skill to acquire. Good putting starts by making sure your putterface is square on putts. If it’s not, you’ll miss every time. Use a small square mirror to learn to square the putterface. Draw a straight line on the surface that’s parallel to the front the mirror’s edge. Then place it on the ground and use the line as an alignment aid. Since you can see yourself in the mirror, it’s is also a good way to monitor head movement and prevent too much during the stroke.

6. Track Breaking Lag Putts

Good lag putting saves strokes. But the hardest putts learn to lag are big breaking putts. Therefore, beginners must learn to lag big breaking putts to improve their putting. They also need to work on putts with subtle breaks. Here’s a simple drill for doing that: Position a row of tees slightly outside the line of a breaking putt and practice rolling the ball along the line of tees and into the cup.

7. Work On Both Games

Beginners often measure progress by their ball striking capabilities. So they go to the range and hit balls as often as they can. Learning to hit the ball well is essential to improving as a golfer. But you also need to improve your short game. Beginners should work on the short game as hard as they work on the long game. In fact, they should work on it harder. A good short game saves tons of strokes.

If you’re a beginner, use these seven golf tips for beginners tips to make practice more realistic. It takes a lot of patience and practice to learn to play golf well. So take golf lessons and read golf tips. And talk with more experienced players. You can often glean tips from them that will help your game. With time and patience, you can become a great player, one with a golf handicap that’s something to brag about.

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Jack Moorehouse is the author of the best-selling book “How To Break 80 And Shoot Like The Pros.” He is NOT a golf pro, rather a working man that has helped thousands of golfers from all seven continents lower their handicap immediately. He has a with the latest golf tips, golf lessons and golf instruction.

Golf Tee Height

Instruction – Tee Height – Improve Swing

Two minutes from now I’m going to have an answer for all of you on how high you should be teeing your tee shots so you can improve your swing. The new drivers that have come out in the last 5, 10 years have what is referred to as a deep face.

From the bottom to the top it’s about two or more inches. Most players associate all of that space with teeing the golf ball high. We even have three-inch tees now.

So, that isn’t true. You don’t need that. Some of you might, but most of you don’t.

So, here’s my rule of thumb for how high should you tee the driver: If the mistake you make is that you constantly top the golf ball, that isn’t always the answer. You could fix your posture and bend over a little bit and that would fix topping the golf ball.

If you always hit underneath the golf ball, this isn’t always the answer, where you tee it down so low. Maybe you simply need to get your chin up.

So, a great rule of thumb is that the golf ball should be slightly higher than the center of the club face.

If the golf ball sits much higher than the center of the face, the swing tip to improve your golf would have you hitting the golf ball on the upswing. If it was teed down close to the ground, and you tried to hit the golf ball on the upswing, you might wind up hitting a little grass behind it. Instead, you would have to hit this one on a little bit of the downswing, which is defeating the purpose of the driver. The driver’s swing is a sweeping swing. And you want to catch the golf ball at the bottom of the arc.

At worst, you want to catch it on the way up but not too much on the way up.

Experiment with your tee shots. Play a whole round of golf where you tee it a lot lower than normal, then the next round a little bit lower than normal. And then play the third round where you tee it real high.

I promise you that real high is not the answer. Try that the next time out.

Bobby Eldridge is the Head Instructor for the PurePoint Golf Academy where he teaches “The Simple Golf Swing” theory.

Golf Take Away

Golf Take Away… learn to not slide in your backswing

Here`s another real good golf swing tip from Bobby Eldridge, head pro at PurePoint Golf.

In this short, 2 minutes, video Bobby reviews a mistake that quite a few of us make. The mistake is sliding back in our backswing. You may also know this as swaying off the ball.

He talks about not sliding in your backswing but rather making your golf backswing like you are turning in a barrel. This sliding habit is an easy one to get into and most times we don`t even know we are doing it.

Bobby talks about actually getting inside a barrel to practice swinging. Obviously, that was at a very young age but you get the idea.

Watch the video, this is a good golf swing tip from Bobby!

Golf Instruction Tips

Golf Swing Tips-Easiest Golf Swing

Here is a really good golf lesson on how to keep your golf swing really simple and effective!

Watch 60-year old British Pro, Brian Sparks, showing you how to swing the club with consummate ease.
He shows how you can play without all that debilitating technical stuff which only gets in the way. Learn more by getting a copy of his book or e-book, “Positive Impact Golf,” at Amazon.
Every golfer should read this book if they would like to reduce the level of difficulty and play a more comfortable and enjoyable game!

Golf Swing Tips-Easiest Golf Swing

Here`s where you can find the Kindle version of the book, “Positive Impact Golf” at Amazon with a short description.

This is the golf book anyone who plays the game must read. It will declutter your mind and free you to develop your own potential at whatever level you play, weekend amateur through to young aspiring tour player.
Brian Sparks, a British PGA Pro since 1967, helps you to demystify all of the standard golfing jargon and show you how easily you can swing a golf club and hit a ball. This book is the natural antidote to the over-complex, mechanical way that most golf teachers now think you need to be able to improve. Scientific research now proves that this is not the way we learn.
After showing you the power of traditional misconceptions about the golf swing Brian goes on to give you simple advice about how to cope with the bad shots this game will always throw your way. It is easy to understand and will prove to be the best purchase you ever made for your game. Although essential reading for all golfers it is particularly valid for women and for any man in the senior division.

Golf Swing Training

Golf Swing Training… proper set up to relieve strain on lower back

A poor golf set up can hinder any chance of a good golf swing and even worse cause lower back pain. Today, we are going to take a look at some quick and easy to follow golf swing training tips.

Below is a short golfing tips video, under two minutes, that can be real helpful in getting you into the proper golf set up so that you are not putting any undo strain on our lower back and improve your chance of a correct golf swing.

The video instructor is Mike Pedersen, from Perform Better Golf. Mike does a real good job of explaining the effects of not getting into the proper golf set up position and the benefits of a proper spine angle.

After watching the video, you will readily see the mistakes that quite a few of us make that cause a poor golf swing, loss of power and undo strain on the lower back. I don`t know about you but, as I get older, I have a tendency for more back issues.

These videos will certainly help me to maintain good golf posture and keep the lower back strain to minimum.

Golf Swing Tips

Here are some great golf swing tips regarding the golf stance… from Bobby Eldridge… head pro at PurePoint Golf reviewing stance and ball flight… plus golf grip instruction.Here`s Bobby…I’m going to talk with you about how to draw the golf ball, hook the golf ball, or fade or slice the golf ball on purpose.

That way, the next time you go play, if you have a dogleg right or a dogleg left, or the wind’s blowing from the left or wind’s blowing from the right, you’ll be able to curve the golf ball that will be beneficial towards you.

Let’s say I’m going to play a hole that has a big dogleg to the left, and I think that I can get it out and around the corner. I’m going to give you a couple of ideas on how to draw the golf ball.

After you go through your routine, make sure that you aim the golf ball further right than normal, than you’re used to.

The second thing is I’m going to give you some golf grip instruction. You should turn your grip a little bit to the right. This will encourage the face to curve over.

And lastly, make sure that you’re aiming with your shoulders, knees and hips to the right. And if you’d like to and you feel comfortable, you can put the right foot back a little bit.

This will encourage the golf club to swing a little bit more underneath you from the inside.

Now let me give you a little bit of information on how to make the golf ball fade.

After you’ve gone through your routine and you’ve aimed down the left side of the fairway, another golf trip instruction is to make sure that before you draw the golf club back that you turn your grip to the left a little bit. And this will delay the face from closing opposite of the draw, and the face will return more open than it will square or closed. And then swing away and that will help the golf ball fade.

Now let’s spend a minute correcting a hook. If you’ve been struggling, really hooking a lot of your tee shots, all you have to do is check your grip. The golf grip instruction is to make sure that it’s over to the left a little bit and that will encourage the face to stay open.

If you’ve been slicing the ball, make sure you turn your grip a little bit further to the right, and that will help the golf club close and bring the ball back to center instead of slicing so much.

Try that the next time out and see how it works.

Golf swing tips… golf stance info from Bobby Eldridge… Head Instructor for the PurePoint Golf Academy where he teaches “The Simple Golf Swing” theory.

Golf Swing Tips-What Powers the Golf Swing?

Here is an excellent explanation of power in the golf swing by Paul Wilson.Paul says: In this video you’ll find out where the power comes from in your golf swing. This is not like other golf tips that have you working on holding your lag angle or swinging as hard as you can as you’re driving the ball.This swing tip explains that the power isn’t solely coming from the hands and arms. You have to also learn how to your body to power your swing. Once you do you will see that the combination of the whipping action from your hands and arms connected with the rotational speed of the body can produce shots with more power than you can imagine.

I know there are people out there who think don’t need your legs in your golf swing. In some instruction they try to prove their point by getting down on their knees and hitting a ball. In these golf tips they explain that they can hit great shots without using the lower body. This is true. You can hit good shots off your knees but you can hit better shots if you use your legs.
Although the hands and arms are responsible for creating the whipping action of the club, they have to be connected to something. This something is your body that is turning. Don’t believe me? Try hitting a ball without turning your shoulders. If you did you couldn’t hit it anywhere. So we have to turn our shoulders in the golf swing. If this is the case we should be trying to turn the shoulders as fast as we can. This is done by using your legs. Golf Swing Tips-What Powers the Golf Swing?

Golf Swing Tips-Slow Easy Golf Swing

In this golf lesson I show you how to get that smooth, powerful swing everyone marvels at. You know the one. It’s that swing that looks like the person is barely swinging yet they hit it a mile and they seem to hit every fairway. Although it looks simple it does take a little effort and the right instruction.
Most people are confused when they see someone with this type of golf swing. They just can’t figure out how they do it no matter how much golf instruction they have taken. If this is you, what you are missing is that the body is telling the arms how fast to come down.
In a good golf swing the body only rotates at approximately 2.5 mph. If the body doesn’t turn very fast and it’s telling the arms how fast to come down the overall swing would appear slow and effortless.
The power is generated through the club hinging and re-hinging in the wrists. The looser the wrists, the more clubhead speed that is generated. If you’ve ever had some golf instruction or lessons in the past you will have worked on your wrist hinge but in doing so you were most likely trying to hit the ball solely with your arms. This hitting tightens your wrists and actually slows the club down.
To get this easy look you need this looseness in the wrists and you get it by not trying to hit anything at all. In other words, you’re just letting the arms go along for the ride.

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Golf Swig Tips– How To Get That Slow Easy SwingI hope these golf swing tips were helpful.