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Having Different types of Golf Swings for different shots

admin — Mon, 19 Apr 2010 14:23:22 +0000

Do you think all the swings are the same ? NO! For every types of shots, you need to have different kinds of swings. Look at the difference using the body swing and the hand swing.

Vary Your Golf ball distances with Golf swing

admin — Thu, 24 Sep 2009 12:32:05 +0000

Three types of golf swing are available here, which is used to vary the distances for your pitching. Instead of changing golf clubs and using the same strength, vary your golf swing strength by changing the angle of the swing. In other words, how far you swing back determines the distance of the golf ball.

So instead of hitting hard, just make use of the swing distance. Click on this video to learn more!

Placing your Golf ball while teeing off

admin — Sat, 19 Sep 2009 07:45:48 +0000

The video gives you an idea where to place your golf ball. The placement of the golf ball while teeing depends on where you stand. Use your stance as a guideline, and you should be able to do a proper golf swing.

Backswing Length for the Pitching Swing

admin — Sun, 13 Sep 2009 07:03:30 +0000

Always having problems with chipping the golf ball? The following video gives you an idea the common problems and how to overcome them. Also when chipping, understand why the ball goes to left and right, due to the way you swing the chipping action.

Having a Proper Posture in the Full Golf Swing

admin — Mon, 07 Sep 2009 06:38:15 +0000

Hitting the ball fat? Hitting the golf ball full ? Whats a proper posture for the perfect golf Swing ? If these are your concerns, click the play button to watch this video and how you should have a proper posture for your Golf Swing!

How to Hit a Draw or Fade with your Golf Swing

admin — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 06:20:49 +0000

If you ever wanted to draw or fade your Golf ball with the golf swing, this video will show you. Proper stance is needed, and these little adjustments allows your Golf swing to produce the unique spin in the Golf ball.

How high should you tee your shot

admin — Sat, 08 Aug 2009 03:55:30 +0000

How high should you tee your golf swing driver shot? Look at some of the differences in this video if you hit it higher or lower than the face of your driver club.

I need help with my golf game, especially slicing.?

admin — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 23:55:38 +0000

I have the tendency to not have the same swing plane and come across the ball. My hands start at the right position, but then on the down swing I extend my arms too far causing myself to come across the ball.

usually a slice comes from breaking your wrists at the start of the swing, but not bringing them back at the point of contact.

try the pendulum exercise: Hit balls at the range but don't break your wrists at all. pretend they're in casts. You won't have much backswing, but once you get this right, you'll feel the proper form, then you'll be able to incorporate the wrist break (and return from the break) back into your swing for more power.

Will bending over more in golf lead to a more inside out swing plane?

admin — Mon, 18 May 2009 23:55:33 +0000

I've recently developed a double cross in my swing plane…so its going left of target than curving back to center (if im lucky)…i want to hit a shot with more of a draw to it….but im having a huge problem with going outside in…any tips on promoting a more of inside out swing plane?
In response to SAMoh1…Will bending over cause a steeper down swing even if i take a flatter backswing? I understand if i take it more over the top whilst bending over more than I would come down steeper…so would a flatter backswing prevent this?

Assuming you're right-handed, the best and easiest way I know of to promote an "inside-out" swing is to keep your RIGHT elbow tucked in during your backswing and keep it close to your body on your downswing. Remember to initiate your downswing with your hips first.
THAT will promote an inside-out swing; BUT doesn't guarantee a draw, unless your clubface is SQUARE to your target at point of impact. That creates a spin (right-to-left) on the ball that makes it "draw"; i.e. ball goes out to the RIGHT and draws LEFT toward target.

Flattening out your swing promotes a more drastic draw or fade; keeps the ball flight trajectory lower (assuming you hit the ball at center of clubface).