Category: 120 Timeless Golf Lessons
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Choke Down – Long Game Golf Lesson
For some shots you choke down on the club, e. g. different chip shots. This is not only necessary for the proper technique, but you gain more control, too. Because your hands are closer to the clubface, it gets easier to control it. Some players like Anthony Kim choke down on all their clubs when doing their full swing.…
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Pitching Trajectories – Learn To Control Your Pitch Shots Like a Pro
When you are able to control the trajectories of your pitches you have more control over the roll of the ball after it lands, too. This makes your pitching more accurate. Most golfers practice one pitch shot with one trajectory, but neglect the things they are hopefully doing on the range. You should always have a target and try…
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Be Cheap to Learn Faster – Mental Game Golf Lesson
Sometimes the golf world seems to consist out of eighty percent snake oil salesmen. Golf marketing is also about the newest secret and the newest technological breakthrough. New clubs and balls are being released with product cycles that are getting shorter and shorter every year. The big companies always promise easy and fast improvements for all players with their newest…
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Trifecta – Exciting New Golf Format
The term trifecta is part of horse racing terminology. It describes a bet in which the bettor must predict which horses will finish first, second and third in exact order. This original meaning has almost nothing to do with the golf game trifecta. In golf you do not want to bet who will win, but simply give points to…
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Pyramid – Long Game Golf Lesson
The question almost every beginning golfer asks is “What do I need fourteen clubs for?”. Most seasoned golfers can probably give an elaborate answer to that question and talk about loft and how different clubs have different purposes. On the other hand they are usually not using all their clubs themselves, not on the range and not on the…
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The Laboratory – How To Get Out Of The Sand In Style
Let‘s go back to the bunker. Unfortunately you will find your golf ball more than often in a difficult lie in the bunker. As if hitting the bunker would not be troublesome enough. But only few golfers actually work on their sand play. It is somewhat of a red rag to them and yet they do not want to…