Not all golf swings are alike - and neither are golf clubs. Having a set of golf clubs that fits your swing type, height, disposition or feel can dramatically make a difference in your game. But how exactly can a custom fit set of clubs help you?
You know the old saying that there are many ways to skin a cat? Well, golf is no different. There are many ways to get the ball in the hole. No two golf swings are alike, however there are definitely some fundamentals that all great golf swings have in common. Our professionals break those down for you below.
Most golfers are so concerned with hitting the ball that they often forget to finish their swing and follow through. If you look at any tour pro on TV, you'll often see a perfectly balanced finish at the end of their swing. Think this is a coincidence? If you want to improve your golf swing, then maybe it's time you focus on your follow through - read these tips from our professionals on how to improve your finish.
Golf is a very rotational sport. Every aspect of the golf swing involves some sort of rotation around your spine. The more efficient you can rotate, the better your golf swing can be. We asked our golf pros how to improve your rotation and therefore, your swing.
Learning how to hit down on the ball often comes from the left wrist (for a right handed golfer) being supinated. How can golfers learn this vital move without having a degree in kinesiology? Sometimes golf can be a game of opposites: swing left to hit it right. Hit down and the ball will go up. This one simple thing can unlock a world of difference for beginning golfers. In this post, you'll learn how to hit down on the ball and send the golf ball up in the air.
There are many things about the game of golf that are tough to be taught. One of those things is tempo - some people naturally have it, while other need to learn it. And it's surely not impossible to learn with the lessons you'll read below.
One of the most common misses for a right-handed golfer is to hit the ball way off to the right. This is often called a "blocked" shot. We asked our professionals how to fix this sneaky missed shot.
For an amateur golfer to 'shape a shot' is it better to change your set up or your swing? Does it differ between longer clubs versus wedges? See what our golf professionals have to say.
"Thin to Win" is what they say - it's often better than hitting behind the ball. However it can very frustrating when you can't seem to make solid contact. Here is how our golf professionals are going to stop you from hitting the middle of the golf ball.
One of the most frustrating things in golf is hitting the "big ball" before the little ball. How do you avoid hitting behind the golf ball and what are some ways to overcome this?
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