Category: 120 Timeless Golf Lessons
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Get a Grip! – Long Game Golf Lesson
Most beginning golfers are being shown all the different ways to grip a golf club. The ten finger grip (baseball grip), the Vardon overlap grip and the interlocking grip. The funny thing is that almost nobody actually tries all the different grips to see if they work for them. The usual argument is that no…
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Recovery – Short Game Golf Lesson
Most of the time your shots will not come out exactly like you intended. Even if you were one of the best players in the world, you would still face recovery shots and deal with difficult lies. As I always say, golf is a process and sometimes you just face more difficult situations than other times. The good…
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Having a Clear Mind – Mental Game Golf Lesson
When you are on the course, it is important that you are able to focus on your shots when you need to. You probably know yourself how hard that can be at certain times. You are stepping up to the ball and suddenly everything is on your mind but the shot at hand. You are thinking about your family…
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3 in 1 – Golf Format With The Most Variety
If you love some variety, you will love this game. 3 in 1 means to mix three different scoring formats in one round of golf. You simply change the format every six holes. You can use whatever kind of formats you prefer. For example: Holes 1-6, battle golf (see day 10) Holes 7-12, bingo bango bongo (see day…
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Footwork – Long Game Golf Lesson
Since golfers are stationary during their swing, footwork is getting neglected by many. Yet the feet and legs play an important role for a good golf swing. Footwork is a key element for striking the ball well and generating maximum power at impact. There might be players who are more active with their upper body than their lower body.…
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Medical Strips – Short Game Putting Lesson
Only if you are able to hit with the sweet spot of your putter every time, you can be sure that a consistent stroke generates the same roll every time. You may be shocked when you try this exercise, that you are actually making contact all over the place with your putter. But do not sweat it. Once you…