Showing posts with label back swing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label back swing. Show all posts

Wednesday, 12 May 2010

Improve your golf swing

Improve your golf swing

I've been playing golf for the past 6 years and have decided to look for products that I feel will improve your golf swing. I know exactly what it is like to play this sport and how much effort we put in to improve your golf swing. So I will be reviewing product offers for different golf products and let you know whether it is worth at least checking it out.

Today I have picked golf swing secrets revealed (The new 4 magic moves) which is a site designed to improve your golf swing. When you go onto the website the first thing you will read is a claim to reduce your handicap by half which I feel is a bold claim. However I know from personal experience that this is possible. I reduced my handicap from 20 to 9 in the space of a year with a lot of hard practice (hours spent down the driving range), and hard earned cash spent on lessons with PGA pro's. However I realise most people haven't got the time or money to, improve your golf swing the same way I did. To improve your golf swing you need something that is affordable and easy to understand so that when you get time to try to improve your golf swing down the range you know exactly what you are aiming to achieve.

I believe you can't go wrong by checking out golf swing secrets revealed. If you decide to visit the site you will find a list explaining how you will go about learning to improve your golf swing. This includes how to how to spot mistakes in your swing before you reach the first tee and how to prevent power leaks which will certainly improve your golf swing. In my opinion though the most tempting part of the offer is entering your name and email (All information kept 100% confidential) and they will send a Free illustrated 60 page PDF Report, 14 min's Video and 19 min's Audio explaining the first of the four magic moves that the pros keep to themselves. You also get free audio tips! Also you get to read an extended version of the offer on how to improve your golf swing which gives you more information on the product itself and people who have tried the product. It also explains that you get 2 months full money back guarantee if you do not improve your golf swing.

The last word: If you want to improve your golf swing but have found it hard going why not try, something fresh and at least give golf secrets revealed a look. What have you got to lose! At worst you will get a free tip on how to improve your golf swing but if you do decide to buy then you will have the 2 months money guarantee to fall back onto. It's a win win situation. Good luck and happy golfing.

Thursday, 4 February 2010

Golf Tips - Bunker Shots

Golf Tips - Bunker Shots

One of the most difficult shots in all of golf is a shot from a sand bunker just off the green. These green side bunker shots cause the golfer to ask him a lot of questions, and more often than not, the answers are usually wrong. We all seem to know that we need to hit slightly behind the ball and take some sand; but that is only a fraction of the complexity that goes into making a successful sand save. Follow these golf tips and you should find yourself getting out in one shot, and placing the ball where you want, every time.

First, open your stance and dig your feet into the sand a little. The ball should also be placed forward in your golf stance to cause a higher trajectory once the ball is struck. Ensuring that your setup is correct in the sand is critical.

Next, open the clubface to flatten it out a little - this will make sure the clubface slices through the sand. At this point, you should focus on your hands. The grip should be a little looser than the normal golf swing, but still firm enough that the club does not turn upon impact with the sand. A weaker grip should ensure that you do not turn the clubface inward on your swing and close it when you make contact.

When making the golf swing, you should primarily try to keep the body still, and focus on just using your arms, and especially your wrists. A powerful shot is not needed to get the ball out of the sand, but a full wrist cock at the top of the back swing should be employed to make sure you bring the club fully through on the downswing.

For the right-handed golfer, your left hand should just be used to steady the club in your hand and the right hand is really going to be the hand used to apply force to the swing. This should naturally occur by using the full wrist cock discussed earlier. After making contact with the sand, the right hand should continue to push through, and a nice, high follow-through should be focused upon.

At this point, the ball should be coming out with a fair amount of sand. One of the mistakes the average golfer makes on the sand shot is chopping down on the ball. When you chop onto the ball, the angle of the club strikes the sand as such to where enough sand is not lifted from the bunker to help propel the ball forward.