Experienced golfers know the saying; “Drive for show and putt for dough.” If you want to make par on every hole, your score will be based on how long the hole is plus the two putts you make on each green. A little calculating will bring you a world of joy. Continue reading Golf Short Game (Putting for Dough) →

It’s important to remember, your golf swing is what drives your score; not your clubs or ball. You may receive all the greatest golf tips in the world, take countless lessons and get superior instruction and still may not be able to gain consistency. As we all know, golf is probably the most difficult sport in the world. Continue reading How To Get A Super Golf Swing →

The most common faults in the grip are holding the club entirely in the fingers of the left hand, placing the left hand too much on top of the shaft, and getting the right hand under the shaft. Continue reading Common Faults With The Grip When Golfing →

You cannot expect your golf game to get better without constant practice, even with the help of lessons, instructional videos and other aids that you purchase. You need to practice consistently because with every practice session, your body goes through a series of exercises that help develop muscle memory. Also, you need to practice efficiently because it is important to learn pacing your energy through the different kinds of exercises. Continue reading 3 Simple Golf Practice Steps To An Effective Golf Game →

Let’s start with a scratch player. A scratch player is a very good player for whom the measure of par is how he should play around the course, Continue reading A Beginners Guide Golf Scoring and Calculating a Golf Handicap →