Tag: 120 Timeless Golf Lessons
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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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Putt Like You Mean It! – Putting Golf Lesson
On all putting greens you see people doing the same thing. They take out three balls and start putting towards one hole on the practice tee. I did so myself. But I did not improve a lot by doing so. When I started to match my putting practice more towards actual putting on the course I started to…
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Routine is Everything! – Mental Game Golf Lessons
Being able to perform consistently is one of the key factors to successful golf. Take a closer look at the pros in big tournaments. They do exactly the same before each shot. To fall back on routine makes it easier for the human mind to feel comfortable in stressful situations because you know exactly what to do. So you…
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Go Play – Enjoy the Beach! – Short Game Golf Lesson
Some golfers are terrified of the bunker. Are you? You should not be. As with everything in golf, success mostly depends on the proper technique and a little luck. So it is always good to practice your sand play. Being able to get out of the bunker effectively will enable you to get up and…
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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…
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Don‘t Think! Feel! – Short Game – Putting Exercise
Putting is mainly about having a feel for the correct distance and aiming correctly while visualizing the roll of the ball. The easier part is usually to aim properly. You can take your time to align the ball and take a closer look at the green. The hard part is to have the proper stroke for the ball to…