In this video, Steve discusses and demonstrates the concept of side or secondary tilt of the spine and how it sets you up for pure ball striking!
Follow these tips and drills to increase clubhead speed, smash factor, driver distance, and have more FUN!
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Enhance Your Game With These Golf Tips!
Golfing can be loads of fun or a relaxing getaway. The way you play the game can change depending on the circumstances involved. This is why golfing is one of the most popular sports around the world. Golf has a learning curve that allows you to really get good at the game, so here are some tips to help you on your way.
A helpful tip when it comes to golf is to consider changing your practice environment. This can be helpful because sometimes all it takes is a change of scenery for you to either notice a way to improve your game or get yourself out of a rut. Even if you have to travel farther, it may just be worth it.
A great golf tip pertaining to the swing is to always limit how high you raise your arms during your follow-through motion. By keeping your hands low, you can keep the ball’s trajectory low as well. Though you can achieve similar effects by using a different club or by bringing the ball further back in the striking stance, this method results in greater overall predictability.
A simple way to spot possible problems with your golf stance is to use the toe-wiggle procedure. If it is too difficult to prepare a swing while moving the toes around, it means the golfer is too far in leaning towards the ball. Lean back until your feet are loose to ensure you have the correct posture.
You may hear the term “sweet spot” when discussing golf clubs. This is the area on the club face that reaps the best results when striking the ball. You should find out where this spot is on each of your clubs, and connect with the ball when you reach the end of a downward swing.
When you are golfing and you find yourself stuck in a sand trap, make sure that you hit the ball with the same force that you would use to throw a handful of sand out onto the green from wherever you are positioned. This will ensure you will get out!
Be careful of an overly aggressive or choppy golf swing- even the most powerful swing should be smooth and fluid. The key point here is the top of the swing between ending the back swing and beginning the forward swing. Don’t jerk the club from one to the other- accelerate gradually for a good, controlled swing.
Are you having trouble slicing the ball away from you? Did the ball leave you in the shape of a banana? This is easy to fix. Move 2 inches closer to the ball so that your ball is just an inch away from the hosel. People’s first reaction during a swing is to pull yourself away from the ball. This will be corrected by moving up on the hosel.
In sand traps, you cannot put the head of the club down in the sand before you hit the ball. Is it barely dug in? You can improve your chances while practicing by drawing a small perpendicular line (forming a T with your stance) just before the ball in the sand. Aim for this line in your swing, it will help you to hit before the ball in the sand.
Pay attention to how far up you bring your golf club on a back swing. The club’s shaft should be parallel to the ground. If the shaft is more than parallel to the ground, you increase the chances of making a poor shot.
If controlling and judging distance in your putts is a problem in your golfing, try this easy practice to get the hang of it. Try taking a golf ball in your hand and rolling it to the hole, taking note of the amount of energy it takes to get it just right. Then try using that information with a golf club.
For some people, swinging over 18 holes of golf is their version of nirvana. Those that love golf, have a solid connection to the game and will play as often as they can. Hopefully, the tips in this article, have helped you get a better swing on things, so that you can get out to the course and play.