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August 23, 2010

The Necessary Parts of Golf Equipment

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The Necessary Parts of Golf Equipment

 

Golf equipments are the necessary things which are needed to play this game, If you want to play golf well, you should choose the right golf equipment.

The basic equipments are the golf balls and clubs, and there are a lot of brands. How to buy the right ones?  Firstly they need to be durable. Discount golf clubs also can be a good enough choice.and the important thing is that your clubs are fits you best.

In my personal experience ,the brand of Callaway Golf products satisfy the lifestyle needs of players and offer them an appropriate combination of quality with fashion. Such as callaway x-22 irons, it is a good one. It presents a wide range of golf equipments which including Golf bags, balls, clubs, apparel.

The market is flooded with a large variety consisting of Golf Head covers, gloves, practice nets, towels, umbrellas, and so on.

Golfers can get these equipments through online stores or go to some golf stores. There are many golf clubs for sale online. And online shops are very popular and will save your time. These Online stores provide detailed information about golf products with many brands. Golfers can chose what brand he wishes to buy after going through the specifications and price range. The benefits you buy golf equipment online is that they are always sale discount equipment, which will save you much money, and the quality are very well.

So if you want to change your golf equipment or you want to buy your first set of golf equipment, just visit an online store. You will be satisfied.

Of course, you should persist in this game and practice more.

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August 21, 2010

How to bounce back from a mistake when playing gol

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How to bounce back from a mistake when playing golf

A friend had said to me :i shoot in the mid 80’s and when i play on a good day where i make few mistakes i can shoot high 70’s. but i end up shooting in the high 80’s or 90’s when i make a mistake and i just can’t get myself out of it. everything goes downhill. when i play mistake free, i end up shooting in the mid 70’s. somedays i start out on the front nine and by the time i finish the front nine, i’m only 3 over par. then on the back nine, i get a bit cocky thinking everything will be fine. then on the first tee i start making mistakes and i just can’t get out of it and i dig myself in even deeper. I think this "quicksand" effect is killing my golf game. just need some help to bounce back from a mistake so i don’t continue to make more.

This used to happen to me a lot as well. Here’s what I finally had to understand. Once you’ve hit a bad shot or missed a short putt they’re is absolutely nothing you can do about it, its over. You have to forget it and put all you energy on your next shot. It sounds easy enough but just like everything in golf, it takes practice.

Your next time out you won’t just be able to think, I’m not going to get upset about a bad shot. You still will.

This will take time and effot but I can tell you from my experience it will work after awhile.By the way the your golf equipment is very important, if you want Minimized your mistake ,to buy a suitable golf clubs is necessary.For me, I think Taylormade R9 is reallythe best price versus performance ratio one!

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How to Break 80 – First 7 Tips （2）

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How to Break 80 – First 7 Tips （2）

 

Here are the tips:

1)      Add ‘em up

All break 80 golfers I’ve coached do this one thing and do it religiously. Keep track of how many fairways hit, greens hit in regulation and putts you take per round. This exercise alone will tell you the weaker part of your game. The average player who shoots in the mid and high 70’s consistently will average about 8-12 fairways, 9-11 greens in regulation and between 27-30 putts per round.

 

2)      Perfect your alignment

One of the main differences between someone who shoots in the 70’s versus someone who shoots in the 80’s or 90’s is the ability to make longer range putts. The key to holing these longer putts, say 10-footers,is alignment. The key to correct alignment is to position your eyes directly above the ball in the setup. Practice putting off a mirror. As you look down at address, your eyes should be perfectly lined up over the ball. Another way to check that your eyes are above the ball is to take your stance over the ball without a golf club. Hold a second ball in front of your left eye and drop it (right). If you’re in the correct position, the ball you drop should hit the ball on the ground.

 

3)      Think results, not form

You need to make a conscious choice to go for results, not the way in which you go about getting those results.In other words, don’t get so caught up in grip, posture,set up, etc. during your round. Save that for the range.When playing a round, focus on the shots you have the most confidence with and are most familiar. Stick with your "go-to" clubs and strengths and minimize the instances where you have to utilize your weaknesses. Lastly, you want to be thinking more about what your shots "feel" like rather than mechanics. This will help your brain focus on the intended results and match that up to what you brain knows
has worked for you in the past.

 

4)      Check your gear

If you want to play your best golf, you’ve got to give yourself the best chances possible. One of the most overlooked aspects of a finely tuned game is your equipment. I am not talking about buying the biggest driver and most expensive putter, rather getting yourself fitted for clubs. Go to your local PGA professional or to your local golf retailer and they can do a free swing analysis for you. Based upon your unique swing, you will discover which lie angle your clubs should be adjusted to in order to affect the proper ball flight. Also, you will be sized for the right length and weight your clubs, including the right shafts for you. Do this little bit for yourself and you will be amazed how easy it is to hit the ball in the sweet spot more often.

 

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How to Break 80 – First 7 Tips （1）

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How to Break 80 – First 7 Tips （1）
 
 
1)      Divide the round up
Break the large goal of shooting in the 70’s into thirds. You should set goals for each group of six holes. For example, "I will shoot 26 for these first six holes." I like doing this because it helps me stay focused on smaller goals instead of one big one. I know if I meet, or even come close to my goals for each set of six holes, I will shoot in the 70’s. It helps you stay in the game and plan your round more efficiently. Most people simply get to the 15th hole knowing they are eight over par at that point and either give up or place a ridiculous amount of pressure on themselves to play even par to the clubhouse.
 
2)      See the shot
Golf is a game of imagination. The body will do what the mind tells it to and what the mind sees. Visualize the shot BEFORE you hit it. Don’t let it be a surprise. Many people discount the value of this exercise but trust me, it works. Once you give your body a mental image of what the desired outcome should be, the body will do whatever is necessary to make that image a reality. Nearly every pro does this and so should you. Close your eyes if you have to for a second. Nothing too elaborate…just picture the ball flight and how it will approach the target. Let your instincts and practice take over from there.
 
And finally…
3)      Practice, practice, practice
If you’re a weekend golf warrior, go to the range or practice area at least once during the week if possible but donit just go and beat balls. Practice your SHORT GAME. Note I did not say go "hit balls."
Don’t even bring your Ironsor Driver out of the trunk. Take your sand, pitching and/or lob wedges and your putter; that’s it. When I first started shooting in the 70’s, my tee to green game was still pretty untidy. My short game, however, was impeccable. The value of a good short game is much better than a really straight drive or approach shot. Practice your game from 30 yards and in and I guarantee your scores will drop immediately.
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August 20, 2010

Golf Etiquette is about More than Just Manners

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Golf Etiquette is about More than Just Manners

Golf etiquette is one of the most important parts in golf. The golf etiquette that you display on the course will say more about you as a golfer and a person that anything you ever do with your golf clubs. The love of the game, the understanding of the traditions and the respect for those with whom you play, all come together in the golf etiquette you exhibit on the course. But it’s not just about manners.

If you are new to the game, or just need to brush up on your golf etiquette, Here are the basic laws of golf etiquette.And this will help keep the game enjoyable for you and those around you.

NO.1:Dress appropriately for Golf.

Show up looking presentable! If you’re playing with the guys from the office, think of this as a professional engagement requiring appropriate dress.A dress code include ware bright and colorful golf clothes,wear proper golf shoes and so on.Dressing appropriately shows respect for the member who invited you, the other members of your group, and for the great and ancient game of golf.

NO.2:Keep It Safe

1. Make sure no one gets hit by a ball, a cart or golf clubs.

2. Wait until the players ahead of you are out of range before hitting.

3. Yell “fore” loudly if your shot has a potential of hitting any other players.

NO3. Proper Pace

Be prepared and play quickly when it’s your turn –it means when you griping your TaylorMade R9 Driver, don’t just stand there because you are nervous or or thinking long time preparation.remember your group and all groups following are waiting for you.

Less thinking, and fewer wiggles may improve your play.

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