Sunday, December 28, 2008

Improve Your Golf Swing

So you need a little help with your golf swing. This article will give you some tips that may help with golf swing improvement. Golf swing improvement is an important consideration when you are serous about the game.

1: You need to have self confidence. Without self-confidence the likelihood of golf swing improvement is not very good.

2: Don’t worry about what others think or say about your golf swing. Think about how you feel about your swing and then work to improve it.

3: Develop a positive attitude about your golf swing.

4: You may not feel relaxed but you can learn to play whether you are relaxed or not.

5: If you have problems with your left knee buckling when you swing, try imagining that you are holding a basketball between your knees.

Friday, December 5, 2008

Golf Swing Eureka - The Truth About Golf Swing Eureka

Golf Swing Eureka can help you by showing you how to set up (address) the ball the same way each time. By doing this you'll find that you have more room than ever to work with, and won't have to be making corrections during your swing. Results: better contact with the ball, straighter ball flight and longer distance.

1. Lay the club on the ground pointing straight away from you, with the clubhead turned, pointing in the direction you're hitting.

2. Lay the clubhead so it's on the opposite side of the ball from you.

3. Place one finger space between ball & clubhead.

4. Move to the grip end of the club

5. Stand with the grip end of the club between your feet, with the end of the grip in line with the heels of your shoes.

Monday, November 17, 2008

Golf Swing Eureka

Golf Swing Eureka can help you by showing you how to set up (address) the ball the same way each time. By doing this you'll find that you have more room than ever to work with, and won't have to be making corrections during your swing. Results: better contact with the ball, straighter ball flight and longer distance.

Saturday, November 15, 2008

Difference Between Golf Swing Eureka And Other Golf Training Aids

There are many different golf training aids out there designed to help the average golfer improve their swing and game. Golf Swing Eureka is one of the best ones available. Why is this? Golf Swing Eureka is not designed to teach you a new technique. Instead, it trains your mind to develop and effortless, consistent, repeatable swing.

Developing a grooved, effortless swing is vital to being consistent on the golf course. Too many players have the mindset that "I need to crush the ball to get the distance I want." That is the wrong mindset to get into. Golf is a game where correct form with less effort is better than bad form with massive effort. Don't get me wrong, you do need to put effort into hitting the ball, but 99% of the players put the effort into the wrong part of their swing.

Many golfers put the effort and power of their swing into the backswing. Wrong again. While you need smooth, steady speed on the backswing, the effort should be put into the downswing. Make sure to connect squarely with the ball, with no angle on the club face. Accomplish this by taking the club straight back and straight through impact, without twisting the club head during the backswing/downswing. This fine point is missed by a lot of golfers.

Wednesday, May 7, 2008

Why, Oh Why, Is The Golf Swing SO Hard?!

The psychologists believe that as children we learn from repeating the model that we see – we know that kids are very trusting of what they are told. Yes, they ask lots of questions but they trust the answers given. They see, and are told, and DO.

Now as adults we learn differently. We have already formed opinions about how the world is and how things operate. So when we learn something new we actually test it against the rules that we have already built up in our heads as to what is right and wrong.

Unfortunately for us, the golf swing is actually illogical. That’s where the problem stems from. In our heads we can’t actually accept or believe that that is how the golf swing works. We then trust our instinct and test it against our rules and go back to what we believe is logical.

Wednesday, April 9, 2008

Golf Swing - Mastering the Golf Swing

You don't have to understand all the biomechanics of a golf swing in order to play well, but it certainly will help.
A person usually cannot pick up a golf club for the first time and swing it with perfection.

But, the body can learn the correct way to swing a golf club. One gotcha is to be sure to NOT lift your head to view the alignment of the club face during the back swing and/or downswing. The best focusing points for a consistent swing are:

1) efficient golf swing mechanics and
2) the body.

By keeping your joints supple and flexible, you could help ensure the length of your golf swing and even your club head speed.
Golf Swing Mechanics and Your Body

In order to learn efficient golf swing mechanics, the golf swing has to match your body's ability.

Thursday, March 27, 2008

How to improve Golf Swing

Is your golf swing providing you with the results you need to compete? Are you throwing strokes away by topping, slicing or hooking the ball? How many penalty strokes do you typically have during a round? Only you can answer those questions. The "Simple Golf Swing" is eliminating those problems for thousands of golfers world-wide.

Monday, March 17, 2008

Golf Tips

No matter how many hours you spend clattering balls in every direction on the practice range you'll only ever hit a small percentage of those balls straight - well the law of averages dictates that every once in a while you're bound to hit a good one. The problem is,you have no idea what you did differently when you hit the small minority of those satisfying long,straight shots that sailed majestically to the 250yds marker and beyond. But take a second to to think how you felt each time you hit that one right out of the sweet spot. I guarantee you thought this is it,I'm getting it. Am i right? Of course I am. Trouble is,in all probability the very next ball you hit was an ugly one that's why you wont make it to the top 10 percent of golfers in the world.

Wednesday, February 27, 2008

Utilizing Winter To Hone Your Golf Game

Winter is half over. What? I can hear you thinking that winter is no where near over. Well, here in the Midwest where I'm at, I consider October through March to be winter. December is almost over. So to me, that means winter is half over. And what does winter being half over have to do with golf?

It's time to start getting the clubs cleaned up and ready to go. It's time to go through your golf bag and clean all the residue (old score cards, broken tees, snack wrappers) out. It's time to check the soft spikes on your shoes to see if any are loose, or need to be replaced. See those holes in your glove, that can't be good.

Thursday, January 17, 2008

Golf Swing Eureka - Discover The Difference Between Golf Swing Eureka And Other Golf Training Aids

There are many different golf training aids out there designed to help the average golfer improve their swing and game. Golf Swing Eureka is one of the best ones available. Why is this? Golf Swing Eureka is not designed to teach you a new technique. Instead, it trains your mind to develop and effortless, consistent, repeatable swing.

Developing a grooved, effortless swing is vital to being consistent on the golf course. Too many players have the mindset that "I need to crush the ball to get the distance I want." That is the wrong mindset to get into. Golf is a game where correct form with less effort is better than bad form with massive effort. Don't get me wrong, you do need to put effort into hitting the ball, but 99% of the players put the effort into the wrong part of their swing.

Monday, January 7, 2008

Golf Swing Eureka - The Truth About Golf Swing Eureka

Golf Swing Eureka can help you by showing you how to set up (address) the ball the same way each time. By doing this you'll find that you have more room than ever to work with, and won't have to be making corrections during your swing. Results: better contact with the ball, straighter ball flight and longer distance.

I would like to show you a simple 11-step drill that you can start out doing immediately. The best club to start out with would be a 7-iron.

1. Lay the club on the ground pointing straight away from you, with the clubhead turned, pointing in the direction you're hitting.

2. Lay the clubhead so it's on the opposite side of the ball from you.

3. Place one finger space between ball & clubhead.