Category: Long Game
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Obstacles, Obstacles! – Long Game Golf Lesson
Having a proper swing path is one of the most important aspects of being able to play consistent golf. Generally you want to hit your balls coming from an inside path. If you are fighting a slice, you are probably coming from an outside path into the ball. It can be very hard to correct your swing path…
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Is This a Trick? – Long Game Golf Lesson
Have you seen a golf trick shot show yet? If not, I can recommend it. At least search for some videos on the internet and be amazed. Trick shot artists are usually very good golfers, too. The interesting thing is that these trick shots actually need a lot of golf fundamentals to work out and most of the…
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Copycat – Full Swing Golf Lesson
With modern technology it is quite easy to look at a lot of professional swings in a short amount of time. Just jump onto YouTube and search for your favourite pro and the words “swing analysis”. You will find a lot of videos of professional swings in slow motion and very high quality. Trying to mimic a professional swing…
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Golf is a Numbers Game – Mental Game Golf Lesson
At the end of the day a great drive counts as much as a short putt. The score card is indifferent to your game. But if you do not keep track of your rounds properly, you do not know where your weak spots are and what you have to work on. The message is: How do you…
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Violence is Not an Option – Long Game Golf Lesson
One of the essential moves in golf is the proper transition of the hips when you are moving from your backswing into your downswing. Many golfers that struggle with the consistency of their game suffer from a poor transition. Often enough they take the club back too quickly, and then fail to complete the backswing before…
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Long Game Circuit Training #1 – Golf Lesson
In fitness and body building circuit training is a great method to train effectively. In golf you can do the same. Doing so you can learn to perform better under pressure and stay focused and dig deep when you start to feel tired. You need a stopwatch and a lot of balls for this exercise. Here is the circuit…