Top Golfing Tips
Call an old golf buddy! Relive the memories. He or she may become a new golf buddy for life.
Give your old clubs to a child or to a junior golf program! Are you really going to use them again? Most kids need clubs. The local golf shops can have them cut down to size, If necessary.
Attend a tour event. We have many in new york. You can watch close up how the professionals play and pick up some pointers.
See your swing on video tape! This can be a real eye opener. Preferably watch your swing in slow motion. If you are really daring, compare it against some of the tour professional’s swings.
Attend a golf school there are many available at many dIfferent price ranges. Most are in great locations. This will be a golf improvement vacation. You will improve by totally dedicating a few consecutive days to instruction. Try to find a school that is compatible with the swing style your golf coach endorses.
Take a series of lessons! If Tiger needs instruction so do the rest of us. We all need coaching. Pick a golf instructor and stick with them. There are many fine local PGA or LPGA professionals in our area. Take a lesson periodically to make sure your game is heading in the right direction.
Analyze your game! At a minimum, after each round count how many fairways you drove your ball onto, how many greens you hit in regulation, and how many putts you had. More statistics will help you to improve your game. This will let you and your coach know exactly where your game needs work.
I can do most of that, I need a new set of clubs and I shall be giving my older stet to someone who wants to learn.
Finding it hard to get lessons as they are so expensive, I don’t drive in New York and their are so few places to do it anyway.
I already monitor my fairway, bunker, greens in regs shots and then putts so I can see where my weakness is - Its currently shots onto the green.
Thanks for the tips, hopefully we can see a fee more on this site.
Comment by Dan Broadley — February 17, 2007 @ 11:18 am