Archive for the ‘Golf Tips’ Category

This is the first part of the gold swing tips series.

Part 1

Stance

You stance when swinging is very important.  It is the solid base that you are going to rotate from.  The stance is really the core of your swing, the solid fondations upon which your swing is constructed.

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I thought it might be beneficial to the readers to write a more in depth series of articles on the golf swing.

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We talk a lot on this site about mental preperation so I thought I would write an an article explaining really what I mean and what I am all about when I talk about visualising your shots.

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Landing the ball in the middle of the green right next to the flag only to have it run of the back of the green is so frustrating and can distract you from your game.

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Missing short five foot putts is just about the most frustrating thing in golf, yet unsurprisingly it is an incredibly common problem. Following are some tips and practise games that will help you rolls these putts in no problem. (more…)

All beginners face these shots. You will know them. First tee. Big crowd. Driving off in front off lots of people. Feeling extreme anxiety. We have all been there. Fortunately there are a couple easy tips, and two important points that if you follow, you will be just fine, assuming you approach with the correct attitude.

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Pitching is used when in and around the green. It is a very useful part of your short game. This type of shot is mainly used in three different situations, when on the green fringe or short grass around the green, when an object is in your path when hitting onto the green and when approaching the green from the fairway. (more…)

Putting can be one of the most frustrating areas of your game. There is nothing more frustrating than reaching the green in two and then taking three putts to close. The secret of good putting is a rock solid structure, but first you have got to understand the run and lay of the greens. (more…)

All the time people ask “how do I hit the golf ball longer or further?”  This is typical of humans, especially males…

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If you find yourself in light rough, it is really not much of a problem. Like fairway bunkers, people tend to get flustered over them, and, although they are a setback, they are easy enough to get round. Light rough is approximately one to two inches thick. If you need tips for thicker rough, visit our Heavy Rough Shots section.

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