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Core Golf Workout For A Power Golf Swing
A core golf workout that produces a power golf swing is one that
focuses on rotation. The primary movement in the golf swing is
rotating your upper body back, then rotating it through to the
finish. That is why it is critical you implement...
Golf Swing Trainer…What Is It
Golf swing trainer is a term you might think of for a training aid that works on your golf swing. I’ve come up with a new definition for a golf swing trainer. It happens to be what I do for a living. I won’t take up this whole article talking...
Weight Training For Golf - In Your Own Home
Weight training for golf is viewed by golfers as a lot of work, time-consuming, boring and you need a gym membership to do it. None of the above is true, and if you read this article, I'll explain why.
You see...weight training for golf isn't on...
What Are Long Drive Golf Exercises
Long drive golf exercises can add up to 30 yards to your drives in a very short amount of time. It’s quite obvious to hit long golf drives you need to have power. Power is the equivalent of both strength and flexibility specific to your golf swing.
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WHY CAN'T I PLAY LIKE TIGER?
Tiger Woods is absolutely the very best golfer on the planet
week in and week out. You would be hard pressed to find anyone
who would argue that point with you. He seems to be able to
focus and produce fantastic scores even when he's obviously...
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Bunker Basics - Guaranteed To Get You 'Off The Beach'
Most high handicap golfers get a real sweat on when they go into the bunker, even though getting out is basically a very easy shot. One main thing to remember is that you’re not actually going to hit the golf ball clean. You’re not actually going to make contact with the golf ball itself with the club. The sand is actually going to act as a cushion between the club head and the ball when you hit the shot out.
Most people when they go in a bunker and they don’t have a good bunker technique are trying to pick the ball off the top of the sand with a chip shot action as though they’re on the grass. Now the problem with that is that the grass is very firm so you’re not going to dig in with the club. This means you can quite easily then hit the golf ball first and get a decent strike out of it, but most people tend to just duff it in front of themselves when they try this out of sand, because the sand
is fluffy and it breaks up.
So what you’ve got to remember is that you’re actually going to take out the same amount from underneath the ball. If you put, let’s say two five pound notes side by side, that’s the amount of sand
you’re going to take out of the bunker either side of the ball as you hit underneath it. When you swing the golf club one of the things you’ve got to think about is your swing. It needs to be a lot longer and have a better tempo than with a chip shot, because you’ve got to allow for the sand which you’re going to take out with your shot. You must allow for that sandto actually take the power out of the shot. If you did a golf swing when chipping from just off the green and you used a bunker swing, you’d hit the ball about three or four times too far, but in a bunker it wouldn’t be the same. You’re just using the power of the swing and the sand to take the power out of the shot.
About the Author: Brian Hall is a PGA Pro Teacher with over 25 years teaching experience. He is also co-author and resident teaching pro of the Simple Golf Made Easy e-course. For full details see http://www.SimpleEasyGolf.com
Source: www.isnare.com
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