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How to Handle Pressure on the Golf Course |
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Nov 09, 2006 at 09:46 AM |
 You must have heard about golfers choking in pressure situations? What exactly is choking?
It is hitting a bad shot after you allow anger, anxiety, doubt or fear to enter your mind. Whatever you are thinking of or whatever you say to yourself just before hitting a shot becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy.
Your brain will guide your muscles and your golf club to strange-looking swings, if you allow it. If you are distracted by negative thoughts, you won’t swing the club the way you normally could because your muscles will become tense and almost non-functional.
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Establishing Your Perfect Golf Swing |
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Nov 09, 2006 at 09:42 AM |
 Many experts would agree that most golfers take their swing too seriously. Learn the basics, practice a lot and stay out of your own way!
Here are the basic steps for a full and perfect golf swing:
1. Grip the club with your left hand so that your thumb lies along the shaft. The line between your thumb and index finger should point toward your right eye. Wrap your right hand over your left so that your left thumb fits into the cup of the right palm. If you are left-handed, reverse these instructions.
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Golf Basics - Check Your Grip |
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Nov 09, 2006 at 09:30 AM |
 First things first; if you’re going to take up learning the game of golf, the first thing that you actually and literally come in contact with is your golf club. So it seems only logical that we start with the grip.
Understanding and establishing a proper grip is your first step. The grip sets the tone for all else to come. A good grip allows you to swing your club with control during full swings with maximum speed. It allows for you to bring the clubface squarely through the impact zone, and determines how much you club face rotation you get.
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