10 Golf Instruction Tips

By: Teetogreen - January 25th, 2010  Filed under: Golfswing Tips Add Comment

Here are 10 quick golf instruction tips to help you to play better golf and improve your golf game. If you have any bad habits in your golf game at the moment, you’ve probably learned them when you first started to play golf. There is always good news, and that is that anyone can break bad habits and learn good ones.

Adapting these golf instruction tips into your game will definitely help to lower your handicap, and make your next rounds more enjoyable.

Golf instruction tips
1. Setting yourself up for the right alignment for any shot is vitally important. Stand back behind your ball, visualize a line from your target back to the golf ball, pick a spot on the ground about 6 inches in front of the ball on that target line, square up the clubface with that target first, then take your stance with your shoulders parallel to the target line. Imagine a set of train tracks, don’t align your feet to the target but parallel to it.
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Golf Instruction and Tips

By: Teetogreen - January 18th, 2010  Filed under: Golfswing Tips 7 Comments

How do you decide which golf instruction tips to listen to? There are good golf instruction tips and of course there are bad tips.

That question can be difficult to answer because each player requires unique golf instructions to suit, not only their ability but also their style and technique of swing.

When I play with friends they often ask me for a golf instruction tip or advise on various parts of their game. I am quite happy and enthusiastic about helping them, however it is much easier to offer advise when I play with them, as I can watch the way they approach each shot.

I believe that you should only give a player a golfing tip if you are sure that it will fit in with the rest of their swing. I have seen far too many players lose their swings, usually because they are now focusing on that new tip that they were given while playing a round of golf, and trying to adopt that golf tip which simply does not fit in with everything else that goes on when they swing the club.

Now, I know, there are specific golf instruction tips which are universally sound, and accepted like, “keep your eyes down and head up.” But as there are plenty of other tips and instructions that can prove to be detrimental to a player, even when given with the best of intentions.
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Fairway Woods Instruction

By: Teetogreen - January 14th, 2010  Filed under: Fairway Woods 3 Comments

Striking a three-wood from a tough lie can be very challenging, but don’t avoid this club for this reason it can only hurt your game. After your driver the three wood is the longest club in your bag, so you’d be sacrificing some distance and the chance to hit shorter iron shots into the green if you leave it out of the bag.

Unlike irons, which are most effective when the ball is struck with a downward swing, Fairway woods instruction requires a sweeping motion that strikes the ball as the clubhead moves parallel to the ground.

When you practice this technique, try to take a wide stance, just the same as you would with the driver. Position the golf ball opposite the left heel, spread your weight evenly and comfortably on the balls of your feet.

Start the golf swing sequence on a low path that almost skims the grass, and try to repeat that shallow path on your downswing. Try to remember, keep your right shoulder level with the ground and pull through with your left hand.
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Golfswing Sequence Tips

By: Teetogreen - January 11th, 2010  Filed under: Beginner Golf Instruction Videos 2 Comments

Beginners who follow these 3 to 5 stage golf swing sequence tips in these videos, will achieve a more penetrating ball flight, and gain greater distance and control with better accuracy from your iron shots.

Tip 1- Set your wrists
Tip 2- Turn hips and retain wrist angle
Tip 3- Hands ahead of ball, then square the clubface at impact

Three motions,to achieve one simple swing.
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Golf Instruction Putting

By: Teetogreen - January 8th, 2010  Filed under: Putting Tips 1 Comment

golf instruction puttingGolf instruction putting may be the most important lesson a golfer will take. The last job a golfer has on any hole is to finish. It does not do any good to get onto the green in regulation if you can’t put the ball into the cup. Golf instruction for putting should focus on reading and stroke.

Reading a green is an important part of putting, though many insist it is somewhat unteachable. There is an art to reading a green and deciding which putt works best. Breaks on the green can be compensated for, somewhat, by an increase in speed. Conversely, it is possible to hit a putt slowly and exaggerate the break on any line.
This comprehensive Putting DVD is Highly Recommended
Golf instructions for putting



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