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Jul
16

Is Training For Golf Important?

Posted by Rob Jeffries

Take one look at the top ten players on the PGA tour. They don’t look like the top ten players of yesteryear. Most of them are a little slimmer, a little fitter, and a lot buffer than they used to be. You don’t see too many professional golfers smoking (at least not in public!), and many of them have their own personal trainers.

Training for golf is vitally important for professional golfers and for the average golfer as well. We armed with longer and more accurate balls, better clubs, technologically-advanced clothing, yet so many of us haven’t improved the one thing we actually have control over – our own bodies. Training for golf is one area that can quickly improve your swing and your score.
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If you are a runner, it is highly likely that you will practice and practice before ever going out to compete against another. If you are a swimmer, you will swim thousands of laps before racing another swimmer. However, for most golfers, practice is usually not part of their life. They may go hit a few balls before a round, but that’s it.

The best golf training is not done out on the golf course, and it isn’t always done on the driving range either. There are certainly benefits to be had by going out to play golf. You can learn the course, figure out your strengths and weaknesses, and see how you react under pressure. On the driving range, you can work on grooving your swing and determine how far you can hit each club. Even on the putting green, you can work on your feel and your ability to determine a line or read the green.
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Jul
12

How to Find Quality Golf Advice

Posted by Rob Jeffries

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.
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Jul
10

It’s Never Too Late to Learn to Play Golf

Posted by Rob Jeffries

With obesity at an all-time high in this country and the economy being in such an equally dismal state, it is no wonder that fewer people are playing golf these days. The growing popularity in golf brought around by Tiger Wood’s success in the late 90’s has dwindled and fewer people are playing golf now. For new golfers, however, this is a great situation. Fewer golfers on the courses and on the driving ranges means that prices have dropped, there are more tee times, and lesson are even cheaper. So, there has never been a better time to learn to play golf!
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Jul
08

Can You Really Find Golf Hints That Work?

Posted by Rob Jeffries

In no other sport are people as superstitious as in golf. Every golfer has a variety of golf hints, golf thoughts, or swing thoughts that they employ at various times in their golfing career. A golf hint, in general, is something that was used at the time a good swing was made, and by association alone, is accepted as the reason for the good swing. In other words, I thought about keeping my head still, I had a great swing, so the great swing is because I thought about my head. That is faulty logic!

People often accept golf hints from professionals and naturally assume that they will work for them, a golfer who plays but once a month. Golfers alone are peculiar animals, insisting they get golf hints from the most athletic and accomplished of all golfers in the world. A swimmer would never accept swimming hints from Michael Phelps – because we all know that we could never be like him. However, every golfer believes that they really could be Tiger Woods if they practiced long enough and were given the chance.
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