HOW TO HIT YOUR IRONS HIGHER IN GOLF!!

Golf is an outdoor ball game, played on a golf course, where the aim is to hit the ball into a series of holes using the least number of strokes. Each hole has an area where you would tee off, that is hit the ball as hard and as straight as you can down the fairway along to a well mowed region called a green where the hole is, that you are aiming for. Of course there are barriers like ‘the rough’ or sand traps, water, trees and these are known as bunkers.

The down golf swing is the most crucial yet the least understood golf shot. It is the body mechanics and the right posture that fetches you a perfect downswing. A proper alignment of your body, backswing and grip creates the shot.

What’s keeping you from breaking 100 in golf? More likely than not, it is your putting. Yes your putting.

There are several things that could be keeping you from breaking 90 in golf. Although it is impossible for me to know exactly what is going on in your game, I will go over the most common mistake and how to fix it. Most of the common problem is: The Dreaded Slice – Alright let’s look at the dreaded slice.

Why can’t you get better at golf? Whats keeping you from shooting the scores you want to shoot? The most common problems and how to fix them to meet your goals in golf.

One of the easiest ways to overcome negative thoughts and emotions on the golf course is by shifting your body language. This article explains how your body language affects your performance in golf and shares a simple exercise to help you play golf with confidence.

Golfers who like to go into technical matters concerning the golf swing start off talking about wrist cock. That’s fairly easy to understand. The left wrist (for a right-handed golfer) bends to the right, in the direction of the thumb, and the right wrist hinges backward in the direction of the forearm. That’s all there is to wrist cock. Then they hear about pronation and supination, and the plot thickens.

The golf handicap system has it’s positives and it’s negatives. It can be required to play in some events so what does it take to get one?

An introduction to the game of pitch and putt: what it is, how it differs from golf on a full-size course. Notes on course design and equipment used are presented, followed by a series of hints and tips on how to play a pitch and putt course and how to lower your score.

You’ve always wanted to consistently break 100 in golf. Here are a couple tips that will help.