Golf Grip Tips 4 U

Bunker Tips – Getting Out Of A Sand Trap

Baden Maxwell — Wed, 31 Mar 2010 10:08:11 +0000

Check out these easy to apply tips on getting out of a sand trap.

For more information on how to drastically improve your golf skills, check out The Simple Golf Swing website.

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Golf Power Tips

Baden Maxwell — Wed, 31 Mar 2010 09:57:28 +0000

Here is a video with some great advice on generating massive power when hitting your driver. I hope you find this info useful in helping gain some extra yards on your own drive.

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Save Strokes On Your Game By Playing SHORT

Baden Maxwell — Mon, 29 Mar 2010 02:31:44 +0000

This is a really simple tip, but doing this WILL help you to lower your scores.

Now, lets say that you’re about 160 yards out, and you usually hit your 8 iron around 150 yards. Most golfers would probably grab their 7 iron and say to themselves, “I’ll just ease a little bit of power off this and I’ll be right on the pin!”

I’m sure you’ve done this plenty of times right? I know I certainly have.

The problem with this approach, is that most recreational golfers DO NOT have the ability to add or lessen power on their swings. As a result, using the 7 iron usually puts your ball too far past the green, or to the left or right. And more often than not, instead of playing for the pin, you now find yourself playing out of a bunker or the rough.

When you start trying to swing a little easier, or a little harder, that’s when the problems start to appear in your game. What you should do, is focus on mastering ONE swing first. Master the tempo, speed and power that it takes to perfect that one swing, and then play with the correct club to achieve the desired distance.

Like I just said earlier, too many recreational golfers use the incorrect club, and try to adjust their swing to accommodate for distance, and then find themselves turning a par hole into a double bogey.

So what’s the solution to this problem? Simple … Play SHORT!

Instead of reaching for your 7 iron and trying to ease off when you are playing out from 160 yards, just hit your 8 iron and play short. The difference in distance between your 7 and 8 irons, is about 10 – 15 yards, so it’s best just to hit your 8 iron in the above situation every time.

Don’t try to adjust your swing, just stick with what you trust. Hit your 8 iron 150 yards, and let the ball roll onto the green. Your ball may end up anywhere from 2 inches to 20 feet from the pin, but at least you’re putting.

If you mishit your ball, and it goes a little further, that’s alright, you should still be in good shape because you played short to start. And if you hit the ball short, you’ll still be alright, because more than likely, you’ll be sitting in the middle of the fairway or maybe just on the fringe.

The other benefit of playing a shorter club, is that if you go to the left or the right, it’s not going to be as far to the side as if you had hit the 7 iron. The chances are that you will still be in pretty good shape, because more than likely, you will either be on the green, or either side of the fairway.

To summarize, when trying to decide between two clubs, it’s almost always better to take LESS club. By doing this, you’ll keep yourself out of trouble, and THAT is the key to lowering your overall scores.

To learn more about how you can shave strokes off your game, lower your handicap and hit the ball further, straighter and with more control than ever before, I strongly suggest you check out THE SIMPLE GOLF SWING. This is the same manual I’ve used to help me perfect my golf swing, drastically lower my handicap and consistently break 80.

Written by David Nevogt, this golf instruction manual helps golfers of all levels reach their full potential and lower their scores, and guarantees to have you shooting 7 strokes lower in just 1 Week from today.

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Golf Tips From Tiger Woods – Part 1

Baden Maxwell — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 05:07:30 +0000

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Golf Grip Tips – Learn The Various Types Of Golf Grip

Baden Maxwell — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 05:03:03 +0000

Watch these great golf grip tips and learn the various types of grip techniques you can use. Discover the advantages and disadvantages of each technique, to find the best grip method to suit your individual strengths and weaknesses. Learn how you can get more distance on your drive and help eliminate your hook or slice.

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Why Proper Golf Grip Is Essential & How It Can Help You Win

Baden Maxwell — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 11:03:33 +0000

Using the proper golf grip can, and does lead to extremely satisfying golf. Now it’s not the only factor that determines how well you play, but it does have a drastic effect on your overall ability to hit the ball further, straighter and with greater control.

The importance of gripping the club correctly can never be underestimated. So many players out there, either choose to ignore the basic fundamentals of proper grip, or totally misunderstand its importance on their golf game. They just don’t realize how they could be driving the ball further, hitting it straighter and lowering their strokes just by correcting their grip.

As I said before, there are many factors which determine your success as a golfer, but developing correct grip technique is ESSENTIAL if you want to be able to consistently play enjoyable, satisfying golf. Here are 5 reasons why proper golf grip is essential, and how it can help you win more games:

The proper golf grip is so often ignored by so many players. There are too many players who don’t realize how important it is to their game (which is good for us if we are playing them).

The correct grip influences the perfect swing, and drastically affects the flight of the ball. If you use proper grip technique you WILL be able to drive the ball further and straighter, gain more control of your short game shots, and increase the accuracy of your putting.

The correct grip reduces hooks and slices, and increases the distance of your shots.

Placing your hands correctly on the golf club ensures proper contact with the club face. This will enable you to connect with the ball correctly and positively affect the flight of the ball.

The proper golf grip gives you confidence, control and consistency in your golf swing. Developing correct grip technique will help you to play more naturally, and as a result, you’ll enjoy yourself so much more out on the course.

So there are a few quick reasons why you should always be looking to develop and improve your grip technique. Like I said earlier, the importance of proper grip cannot be underestimated, and choosing to ignore the basic fundamentals of correct golf grip will only hinder your progress and enjoyment.

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Golf Grip Tips – The Importance Of Correct Grip

Baden Maxwell — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 09:24:59 +0000

Developing proper grip can never be underestimated, so I want to share some valuable golf grip tips that I’ve learned from my years of playing, and lately, from using this amazing golfing guide.

A good golf grip is absolutely essential to being able to consistently hit the ball straight with as much distance and control as possible. When I first started playing golf, it never occurred to me how important proper grip on the club was, or how much it could affect the way you hit the ball.

Before my first ever round of golf, I went to see my dad and he gave me a quick grip lesson. He showed me how he held the clubs and told me I need to hold them the same way. No pro tuition here, and although my father is a pretty good golfer himself, he only gave me enough advice to help me get started. Not exactly the type of info that was going to help me play like Tiger.

After that first round though, I got HOOKED on golf. What started out as a friendly round to start off a bucks night, ended up becoming a life-long obsession and determination to master this great (many times frustrating, but sometimes so rewarding) game we all love so much. It became my quest to master my own skills, and develop the techniques that would help me play the best I can.

Well, as I’m sure you’re aware, it wasn’t an overnight success story. In fact, my success has been years in the making – and is still an on-going process. But, the improvement I’ve experienced and enjoyed – especially in the last few months since I started using the golf swing guide – has been amazing.

One of the things I’ve learned that has a huge impact on your ability to consistently play golf at a satisfying level, is the importance of a good grip. Like I said earlier, proper golf grip can never be underestimated. Its importance is so great, that ignoring the basic fundamentals of proper grip can, and does lead to many golfers experiencing years, even a lifetime of frustration and less than satisfying, mediocre results and enjoyment.

To get the best possible results, enjoyment and satisfaction from your golfing, it’s essential for you to learn and develop a good, proper grip on the clubs. So here a few simple tips I’ve learned that can help you “get a grip.”

Your grip is the foundation of your swing. It’s vitally important to keep your grip relaxed and comfortable to make your swing more effective.

It’s highly recommended that you work to develop a neutral grip that doesn’t require any compensation during the swing. A good place to start is with the “orthodox position”, where the V’s of both hands (formed by the thumb and forefinger) are pointing between the chin and right shoulder (assuming you’re a right handed golfer – reversed if you’re left handed).

Avoid using a tight grip. A tight grip will hinder your rhythm and release, and can negatively affect ball flight. Relax your grip so that it feels comfortable yet still secure.

Different variations of grip also affect ball flight. It’s highly recommended that you experiment with slight variations of your grip, and observe how the changes affect ball flight. A strong grip (hands turned clockwise) encourages a hook, or right-left flight of the ball. A weak grip (hands turned counter-clockwise) encourages a slice, or left-right flight of the ball (everything reversed for left-handers). Use this information to help you correct your technique.

Remember, golf is an individual sport. So no matter what advice you get, applying what’s best for you and your individual strengths and weaknesses is always the key to greater success and enjoyment. I encourage you to continually test and assess your skills, and find the methods that work best for your game. What works well for one person does NOT always work well for another.

It’s important to keep the grips on your clubs in good condition. Worn, smooth grips force you to accommodate unnecessarily and grip the club too tightly – which negatively affects ball flight.

When I first started learning and practicing my grip, I kept a club with me at work and at home. I would constantly practice gripping and re-gripping my club. It’s absolutely vital to do this if you want your grip to “feel” as natural and comfortable as possible. I’m sure though, if you are as passionate and obsessed with golf as I am,then you probably already take every opportunity you can to hold and swing your clubs, right?

To thoroughly ingrain correct grip technique, it’s sensible to purchase a training club. I have heard a lot of great feedback about the Refiner Swing Trainer. I think the link to their website is www.refinergolf.com if you are interested.

These are some of things I’ve learned over the years, that have helped me to develop my game. I hope you can get some value out of these tips as well, and start to see some improvements in your own game.