Finding golf advice is one thing. Finding “quality” golf advice is certainly another. If you are having problems with your swing, go ahead and ask anyone who has ever swung a club just how they do it. They will be excited to tell you all about what works for them. “Keep your head still, turn your shoulders, drive through your hips, grip tight, grip loose, hands to the target…” – there are a million pieces of advice that will help one person, but maybe not you.
Golf advice has a way of being quite superstitious. A golfer may hit the heels of his shoes with a club, feeling that will bring him a good shot, or he may create an intricate pre-swing routine that drives others around him completely crazy, thinking it is what makes him such a great golfer. Superstition, although a big part of golf, is incidental to a real good swing.
When your swing is at its best is the exact time that a complete stranger will come up to you on the driving range and tell you about some fault he sees in your swing – and usually it’s something you have never noticed. “Did you notice how your left ankle collapses at the beginning of your back swing?” Well, you weren’t even aware of your left ankle at all during your swing, and now that is ALL you can think of. Beware golf advice from a stranger!
There is plenty of good golf advice to be had in books, magazines, and of course just by watching professional golfers on television. You can also find a lot of knowledge, just sitting on your computer. Watch the evolution of golf swings over the past century on Youtube, or partake in online lessons to improve your game. Just watch out where you get your advice.
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