Senior Golfers Can Add +30 Yards To Their Driver

If you are just starting to learn to play golf then the last thing you want is bad weather. After all it is hard enough mastering the basics of the game on a good day and near impossible if you are trying to do so in a high wind or in the pouring rain.

Even though most golfers want to focus on how far they can hit the ball of the tee and true golfer that wants to lower their scores will focus on their short game. It’s a well known fact that over 50% of all your shots come from within 100 yards of the green. So don’t think you should focus more on how to improve your short game? Me too.

Some of the most fun you can have on the golf course is by organizing your own golf outing with friends. Golf courses love it too because they get to fill a slot of tee times with happy customers. In return they will usually give you a great price that not only includes golf with carts but you’ll also get some flag prizes and a meal as well.

Why is it that professional golfers sometimes aim for the bunker when us amateurs avoid it at all costs? Usually the pros will aim for the bunker because it is the safest play for that particular shot. And they have no fear of the bunker because they know how to hit out of it. On the other hand amateur golfers avoid it because we know we may be in there for awhile unless we get lucky.

Sure everyone wants new golf clubs but do you really need them? Take this quick five question quiz to help you determine if you really need new clubs or if what you have currently will do just fine for the time being.

One of the most overlooked areas that can lower your golf scores the fastest is how you manage the course itself. Every golfer wants lower scores but too often they do not want to take the time to practice much less understand how to manage their game while they are on the course. Let me give you a few quick tips to help you the next time you’re on the course.

Maybe you have noticed that better you become at this great game the harder it becomes. When you first start out you play lots of poor shots and you take great delight when you play a ‘proper’ golf shot. When you become a much better player you expect to play great golf all the time and you only remember the bad shots.

Golf is a game that’s played in the head…or is it? Are you the sort of player that hears every sound that is made on the course? Maybe you don’t hear any of the noises on the course but somehow you still don’t manage to be able to concentrate all the way through 18 holes.

The drive is very important in a game of golf. It doesn’t do you much good if your first swing that gets the ball off the tee lands a few short yards away. All golf experts will tell you to improve your driving distance first before anything else. This might sound easy to beginners, but this entails a lot of golf exercises and training to ensure that you get it right.

You know you want your very own golf gps system. But if your wife asks “Why Do You Need One” what will you answer? I have a few ideas that may help you in your quest for the perfect round of golf.