It might not be one of the top four sports like baseball, basketball, football or hockey, but the sport of golf is starting to really gain some recognition in the realm of popular culture. If you’re new to the sport or simply need some tips to improve your game, take a few minutes to read the post below and then to check out this article.
Make sure that you are ready to take your shot when it is your turn. Failing to be ready for your shot at the ball is a quick way to start slowing down the pace of your group. It is also a timesaver when you get to the green to put your bags in position on the green so you can grab them quickly when it is time to move on.
If you find yourself in a bunker outside the initial green area or along the fairway and you do not have to content with a high lip to the trap, consider going with an iron with more distance than your sand wedge. While it takes practice to get used to the effect that sand has on your high to middle irons, learning to use these clubs from the sand will increase your chances to avoid extra strokes that are commonly the result of ending up in a trap.
Practice your golf swing in the off-season. When the weather turns cold and the clubs get put away for the winter, it is easy to forget about your game until spring, when you find your swing weak and out-of-practice. To combat this, get a weighted club and make sure to take at least 20 swings every night. It is a very small time commitment, and will pay off big time when the season starts up again.
It doesn’t really matter if you’re brand new to the game or if you’ve been playing for decades, we could all use some improvement here. Golf is strange in the sense that it never changes and thus the repetition can breed confusion. Ever heard of the yips? Don’t let the ticks and other issues settle in. Use what you’ve learned here to get better at golf.
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