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10/08/09

Permalink 05:23:21 pm, by admin Email , 333 words   English (US)
Categories: Golf Articles, Golf Products

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05/23/09

Permalink 06:56:35 pm, by admin Email , 788 words   English (US)
Categories: Golf, The Game

Golf — Slicing: Pizza Good. Golf Bad.

Link: http://onlinegolf.info/digest/

There are as many different ideas about how to cure a slice as there are experts. But there are some fundamentals on which most agree.

What Is It?

A slice is a ball flight that curves from left-to-right (for right-handed golfers, right-to-left for the left handed). There are different causes for this, but the two main ones are a swing from over the top so the clubhead cuts across the target line. The second, related, cause is presenting a clubface that stays open and produces a left-to-right spin.

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At a downswing speed of around 100 miles per hour, with sixty rotations per second just after impact, that can produce a large deviation from the target line. The initial momentum of the ball sends it straight, but as the ball slows, the spin factor becomes dominant.

What Causes It?

Golfers sometimes roll the clubface open on the backswing and there are, too, different causes for that. Part of the effect is a weak grip, causing the shaft to rotate slightly. But having too strong a grip contributes also, when it leads to excessive tension in the forearms and rotation on the downswing.

Stance plays a part as well. If the stance is too open — the front foot back from the target line — the body angle is too close to facing the hole. That tends to produce an outside-in swing and too much spin.

Incorrect ball position can contribute to the problem, particularly when it promotes a poor stance. A ball that's played too far forward forces the shoulders open. Too far back and the shoulders become closed.

How To Cure It?

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Keep the shoulders aligned along the target line, right foot straight ahead, the left slightly flared left. Your belt buckle should point straight ahead along the line through the ball. Increase your spine incline by bending more from the hips and jut your butt. (Imagine you need to sit on a bar stool that's just a little too high.)

Grip with your left hand, putting your thumb along the line of the shaft. The line through your thumb and index finger should point toward your right eye.

Check your V's. You should see the first two knuckles of your left hand and a V formed between your thumb and forefinger which points in the direction of your right shoulder.

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Keep the elbow relaxed, but straight, and grip firmly but not in a death squeeze.

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Position the ball where it allows your shoulders to remain parallel to the target line. Depending on the length of your clubs the angle to the ball can vary, but you should not have to stretch uncomfortably to put the clubhead at the ball.

On your backswing, start the club back low and slightly to the inside, keeping the right elbow close to your side. On the downswing, keep part of your attention on maintaining the right elbow close your side and allow the clubhead to swing to one o'clock.

Some Practice Drills

Point the end of the shaft at your navel. On the backswing, keep the end pointed at your navel until the clubhead is just outside your right foot. Now complete the swing to the top and start the downswing. Now the end should point away from your navel.

That tends to force the clubhead to move along the correct path.

At impact, the belt buckle should be even with the ball and most of your weight should be on your left foot. Avoid rotating your hips at the start of the downswing.

Good job. Now go have a slice of pizza!
There is no need of stressing on the point that we have put all our efforts in compiling what is written here of golf. Just hope you appreciate it.

05/17/09

Permalink 05:53:18 pm, by admin Email , 567 words   English (US)
Categories: Golf Tips, Golf Equipment

Where You Can Buy Useful Golf Accessories

There are many different golf accessories that can make the sport more enjoyable for you. These range from cases to protect your clubs, to small handheld score calculating computers. If you have a product in mind, you can probably find it at your local golf club store. However, sometime local golf stores won’t have as big of an inventory as you would like to browse, or they simply don’t carry the item at all. If this is the case, then you will have to look elsewhere for your desired golfing accessory. There are several things you can do to track down what you want.

First of all, you should monitor classified ads in as many resources as you can. The internet offers many different places for people to post their ads, on sites like CraigsList.com. Keep an eye out on these sites for anyone with the product that you want, so that you can immediately call them up and get the first dibs. Local newspapers are good as well, and also offer yard sale advertisements that might lead you to finding what you need. If you head to the right parts of town for yard sales, you will find quite a few people who are looking to unload their old golf equipment. As long as what you want isn’t too modern, you might be able to find it.

You can also look on sites that are meant to sell the items online. EBay is the one that comes to mind first for most people, and this is a very good place to look. EBay is one of the biggest repositories of all things old and no longer widely available. However, there are also quite a few online golf accessory stores that may offer what you need. The bigger stores are generally more reliable and more trustworthy than the average eBay seller, and they also sell new items. As long as you are sure that you are getting a quality item and not some cheap version that will break right away, these sites are very good to check out. Your favorite search engine will quickly lead you to an abundance of them.

Your fellow golfers are another great resource when it comes to getting useful golf accessories. Golfers tend to go through more accessories than players of any other sport, so you can usually count on some of your golfing buddies to have some old items that they wouldn’t mind parting with. You can offer a percentage of the retail value, or you can simply ask for it for free. Usually golfers will understand the compulsion to accessorize, and will not mind hooking up someone who is an ally. Take advantage of this camaraderie if you can, and avoid making unnecessary trips to the golf store to buy overpriced accessories.

If you try all of these different resources, you are almost guaranteed to find what you need. Just remember to be thrifty when it comes to golf equipment. Even if you feel like you can afford it, you still don’t want to get too free with your wallet and start tossing checks everywhere for all kinds of equipment. This is a good way to waste huge amounts of money without having much to show for it in the end except for a bunch of accessories that you might not use very much.

05/06/09

Permalink 09:37:39 pm, by admin Email , 555 words   English (US)
Categories: Golf Equipment

Golf Accessories - Countless Options

Link: http://onlinegolf.info/digest/

Golf is a sport that comes with an almost insane amount of accessories. Everything from the golf clubs to the golf cart is covered, and you will have countless options for personalizing everything. The accessories range from completely useless to very clever and valuable. So you will have to decide whether you want to spend your money on a gimmicky little item or whether you want something that will really come in handy out on the golf course. Here I will name some of the things that no golfers should go without. If you are feeling the urge to buy golf accessories, you should start with these before moving on to anything else.

The right apparel can make a golf game much easier on you both physically and mentally. Golf shoes are meant to be very comfortable when walking across large stretches of grass. These are much better to wear while golfing than just your regular dress shoes (unless you enjoy having blisters for the next few weeks). Sunglasses are another very important part of any golfer’s outfit. They will allow you to see the course better, as well as protect your eyes from the harmful rays put out by the sun. Other apparel is useful, but not quite as necessary. For example, golf shirts, pants, and hats are widely available but they aren’t too much different than what you might normally wear.

Another good accessory to have is something to help you carry all of your smaller items along with your golf clubs. Usually this will be integrated directly into a golf club bag, but otherwise you will definitely need something to take its place. These smaller items include extra golf balls and tees mostly, along with any other things that you find yourself frequently using during a golf game. There are many functional ways that you can carry these things, but usually a simple pouch will do. You can shove it into your golf club bag, or just leave it under the seat in the golf cart until you need it.

Finally, you will most likely want to accessorize your golf clubs to some extent. You will certainly want to give them a good home inside of a deluxe golf club bag, but you may want to make modifications on the actual clubs themselves. You can replace the grips at the tops of the clubs with something that is more suited towards your style, or simply to something that give you a better grip on the club as it was meant to do. You can avoid having it slip out of your hands, since this is quite an embarrassing turn of events if it happens to you.

All of these accessories can be easily bought at your local golf club store, but you may not have much of a selection when visiting these stores. It is a good idea to look on the internet for what golf accessories you want, and see what the internet has to offer. There are many web sites selling golf accessories and throughout them you are sure to find accessories that meet the very specific details that you have in mind. Just keep your search going until you find something that you are satisfied with, and you will be glad that you persevered in the matter.

05/02/09

Permalink 02:32:42 pm, by admin Email , 257 words   English (US)
Categories: Golf Tips, Golf Equipment

Golf Shoes - Get Good Ones

Link: http://onlinegolf.info/digest/

Your swing will change, your accuracy and distance will improve with practice, and you’ll become deadly with a putter, but you will always do these things while standing on your feet.

Your feet need to be comfortable! Have you ever developed a blister while walking or running? It’s all you can think about and it ruins the experience. Don’t let uncomfortable shoes ruin your golf game.

This is one area where you shouldn’t let your frugality make the decision for you. You will be wearing these shoes many times and they should be considered an investment.

Comfort should be your biggest concern when buying shoes. Your foot should not move at all on your heel when you walk, yet your toes shouldn’t feel cramped. Have you shoes professional fit to your feet and walk around in them before you buy them.

Proper golf shoes should be waterproof so that your feet remain dry in damp conditions. Good socks are important too; they will wick perspiration away from you feet, keeping your feet dry and comfortable.

All golf courses prohibit metal spiked shoes in the effort to protect their delicate greens. Purchase shoes that allow you to change the rubber spikes easily, and while you’re there, purchase some extras. You never know when you might lose one. Replace the spikes when they become worn.

With all the things you have to worry about while playing golf, your feet shouldn’t be one of them. When it comes to golf footwear, quality counts.

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