Tips For Chipping it Close and In

By: Teetogreen - January 20th, 2011  Filed under: Chipping & Pitching Instruction 1 Comment

Tips for Chipping it CloseIt’s one of the areas of our game that gets the least attention, yet mastering how to chip it close to the hole is a skill that will save you many shots in a round. Every seasoned golfer knows this and spends countless hours practicing their short game, especially chipping and pitching. Practicing your chipping with 9 irons, 8 and 7 irons and of course sand wedge and gap wedges of different degrees, gives them the ability to chip it close more often, and get up and down from any area around the green.

Proper Set up for ChippingThese golf instruction tips for chipping it close, will give you a better, more consistent set up and swing to master this important aspect of your golf game.

The first thing we need to learn and accept is the proper set up for chipping. Our weight should be on our lead side, (the side closest to the pin) with the golf ball slightly toward the back of our stance, opposite our right foot. Your stance would be slightly open and narrower than your usual set up for a swing.
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Can You Learn Golf Instruction from a Book?

By: Teetogreen - January 8th, 2011  Filed under: Golf Books 1 Comment

Best Golf Instruction Book-To Learn More Click Here!Golf instruction tips over time have mostly been founded on what the eminent player of that era does in his golfswing, as well as the individual inclination of the instructor. At times, this amounts to rather as uncomplicated and off center, as what the particular coach has found works in his own golf swing. Which is fine, for them.

Competence in providing golf instruction calls for not only mechanical as well as physical aptitude, but also an understanding of the regulations and protocol of the game. Golfing protocol, or etiquette, is a primary component of golf and has forever been, since it’s inception many years previously.

These delicate values of tuition have led to golfers’ scores pretty much staying exactly the same over the past decades, even with all the developments in new technology. Golf instruction may be slightly improved by the use of some training aids, such as, specially weighted or jointed golf clubs, using “putting aids” of different types for practice, and so on. Some golf aids are not worth a cracker.
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Fix Your Golf Swing and Drive it Longer

By: Teetogreen - October 13th, 2010  Filed under: Beginner Golf Instruction Videos Add Comment

Are you noticing a loss of power and distance in your driving? A natural golfswing is made up of a lot of parts, all of which, when properly executed, turn this seemingly complicated action into a fluid and powerful swing.

I struggled with improving my swing for quite a while, always trying to find that one missing ingredient that would make it all work. It was’nt wasted effort though, because I learned to perform most of the fundamental parts of a correct golf swing, but I still needed that something extra, that would give me a more consistent powerful golfswing.

Do you find hitting your Driver a Mystery? Watch, Learn and benefit from Drive For Show By Rich Lawless and Steve King. Click here
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Golf Camps Can Help Kids Master The Mental Game Of Golf

By: Golfauthor - October 8th, 2010  Filed under: Junior Golf Instruction 1 Comment

Learning the mental game of golf is different from gaining the physical skills needed to make it through a round. Skills are acquired through lessons and a lot of practice. Mental mastery of the game, on the other hand, comes through keeping a positive attitude while playing – not by dwelling on past mistakes, or over-thinking the shot you are getting ready to make. For young people learning the sport – and even for experts – mistakes are going to happen. Golf camps offer a great opportunity for kids to learn from experienced players, but they also help beginners stay positive and just enjoy the game.

Learning how to drive, chip and execute the all-important short game is important, but beginning players also need to learn not to over-think each move. Many novice and pro golfers alike tend to over analyze each step. While it’s a good idea to carefully consider the different factors that can affect a tee-off or a putt, there is such a thing as thinking too much. This is sometimes called “analysis paralysis.”
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What Would Earl Woods Do With Tiger Now?

By: Golfauthor - September 20th, 2010  Filed under: Golf Books Add Comment

Earl Woods imageTiger’s fall from grace, as the under cover sources report, there are some wild accusations going in the Tiger Wood’s camp, claiming his injuries may have been cause by the awkward swing styles of Hank Haney.

Sources say Hank Haney’s’ swing style may have contributed to Tiger’s injuries and distancing himself from Tiger during his troubles was a last ditch effort to save his career. Be that as it may, Tiger won a lot of tournaments with Haney and in the last 2 years, Tiger has won 44% of his tournaments and finished Top 3 in 61%. So the question is, was Tiger Woods’ swinging better under Butch or Hank?

The stats do favor Butch- Tiger won 8 majors in 5 years under Butch (1997 Masters by 12 strokes, 2000 US Open by 15 strokes, and 2000 Open Championship by 8 strokes). Under Hank Haney, Tiger won only 6 majors in 6 years, but none by more than 3 strokes.

So what would Tiger’s father do to get Tiger back on the winning track? [Read More]

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