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Whether you want to be the next Tiger Woods, play with some friends on Saturday afternoon or simply go for a leisurely walk while striking a ball, there are a few questions you should ask yourself before you start playing Golf. Below is a list of ten things you need to consider. 1. Why do I want to play Golf? There are countless reasons why somebody would want to play Golf. In fact, if you ask any business executive to name the places where a lot of their deals and contacts are made, their Golf club will surely be included in this list. Or if you ask the 80 year old grandfather to explain his reasons for getting up at 6:00 a.m. for a Sunday morning ramble through the fairways he would probably tell you that it helps keep him fit. So why do... |
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One the quickest and easiest ways to improve your golf game is to learn to hit the golf ball farther. This is especially true of driving the golf ball. Just by learning a few golf long drive tips you'll be able to improve your driving distance and... |
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Summer is almost here. You can already smell fresh mowed grass of neighborhood laws and here the kids running through sprinklers. It is time for all of us to get geared up for the long mowing season ahead. With the price of fuel continuing to... |
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Hybrid golf clubs have appeared in the past few years, and their popularity will no doubt continue to increase. Phil Mickelson used a hybrid numerous times during his win at the 2007 Player’s Championship. Many other top PGA Tour players use hybrid clubs as well, and the popularity of these clubs will continue to skyrocket. Taylor Made has said that one-fourth of all its wood sales in 2007 will be hybrids. Almost one-third of U.S. golfers now choose to carry a hybrid golf club in their bags compared to about 7% in 2004. The trend is clear.
Why Use a Hybrid Golf Club?
In short, a hybrid golf club is easier to hit than a long iron with the same loft, and with a hybrid golf club the ball will have a higher trajectory. To... |
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We have all had days when the putting yips have gotten the better of us and we felt a need to apportion blame onto our putter usually, but why blame the putter? We are prone as a species to blame something inanimate sooner than ourselves when we find ourselves in a situation where we are not getting what we want! So we can go out and buy another putter and put the old one with the rest of the old ones that have already let us down, does this sound familiar? It is we as a golfer using a putter that are at fault and not our golf putter.
So what is the solution? First stop blaming your putter, find a putter that you have already bought and reappraise the reasons it did not work for you. Select a putter that feels comfortable to your hands... |
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