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3/26/10

Golf Swing Tips

We are often found the problem with golf swing. This tips can analyze the technique of our game on the golf course. Here are three mental keys, that will help you to improve your game, by using visualization to naturally ingrain movements into your swing. One will help with swing plane, one with tempo, and the other with balance. Please don’t under estimate the power of this golf tip, to make sure that your right elbow is in the correct position at the top of your backswing, imagine that you are carrying a tray with a drink on it. Your top of backswing position and the "waiters" arm position should be exactly the same. 

In this sets your right elbow in the correct position and also makes sure that the golf club is swinging on the right swing plane with the proper clubface angle. This is one of those golf swing tips that you can take on the golf course with you and have a constant check for your backswing position. 
 
 

If you want to make sure you are perfectly on plane we'd probably recommend you to try some program like; the untimate golf system, instant golf slice cure, the simple golf swing, etc. One of the best products we've come across for grooving a perfect golf swing plane is the Rafiner hinged trainer.


3/5/10

Choose Your Ball

In choosing the best golf ball for your game depends on several factors including the disabled, swing speed, and equipment specifications. The reality is that the ball used by world class players like Tiger Woods or Lorena Ochoa will not likely be the best option for maximum distance, feel, and accuracy because they are designed for them and abilities unique characteristics. As the winner of the Golf Ball Patent Engineer, I have made recommendations for products 100's of golfers over 16 years and I often ask the same question by fans beginners and highly skilled golfers. So you do not either choose a golf ball in accordance with the criteria you game











3/4/10

Tips Today from Greg Norman


Greg's Golf Tips

Golf has its trying moments, even for Greg Norman. So when you want to know how to stay out of those bunkers, hit a flock of birdies and eagles, and play better than par, this will suit you to a tee. It will help with ideas on how to visualize the golf course. How to concentrate with confidence. And maybe give you an idea on that elusive hero shot - the hole-in-one. Tips are taken from two of Greg Norman's most popular instruction manuals, 100 Instant Golf Lessons and Shark Attack! Greg Norman's Guide To Aggressive Golf.

 

Part I: Before You Swing
Lesson #1: Clap Hands For The Grip
I'm not an advocate of any one style of grip. Basically, I think you should hold the club in a way that's comfortable for you. However, I do believe in one rule, and the best way to test it is by clapping your hands. Take your stance without a club, allowing your arms to hang naturally. Then bring your hands together, palms flat. In this position, note that your palms are parallel. This is the one 'must' of a sound grip -- a palms-parallel position -- as it allows the hands to work as one unit instead of fighting each other. Now assume your usual grip on the club, and then open your hands, straightening out your fingers while continuing to hold the club between your palms. Are your palms parallel? If not, you should work them back into the clap-hands position and reassume your grip. In an ideal neutral grip, the back of your left hand and the palm of your right will be facing your target. With a slightly weak grip the alignment will be a bit toward the ground, and with a slightly strong grip the hands will tilt a bit toward the sky. Neither of these is necessarily bad, as long as the palms are parallel.

  

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