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Golf Beginners

by admin on December 30, 2010


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Congratulations! You have worked hard to obtain your golf handicap. You are now working even harder on the golf course to lower your handicap. Besides this wish, which can be very frustrating, there are many other issues which you should also be aware of in order not to add on to your already frustrating challenge.

GOLFERS’ GENERAL BEHAVIOUR

Do not be surprised to find that golfers are generally very impatient peoples, including ourselves perhaps. They often want to Tee-off once they reach the next Tee-box. If they are hindered by a flight ahead of them who are still on the Fairway taking their second shots, they will condemn them for slow play. Some will understand that the delay may be caused by another flight ahead but whatever the cause, it is hurting their nerves.

As a beginner, you are likely to take more strokes and therefore needing more time. But don’t expect tolerance from the back flight. You are a sore to them spoiling their good day of golf. They may even pressurize you by hitting their shots before you are completely clear to force you move on faster. Always on the look out for these kind of golfers if you do not want to be hit by a golf ball which I can tell you it is very painful. Of course you can complain afterwards but it could not undo the damages done.

The irony is, if they are the ones causing the held-up usually due to betting, they will blame the back flight for pressurizing them. Such is the mentality of golfers, they are never on the wrong side.

GOLF GAME

Golf is a gentleman’s game. Not only it requires honest declaration of scores, it also demands a great deal of patience and discipline. Unfortunately, most interpreted it as a man’s game; the ability to drive the furthest distance and finish in shortest time. So, they want to beat the time schedule allowed and proudly declare they completed 18 holes in 3 hours. Some above 18 handicappers, just because they could sometime hit a good Tee-shot, would play proudly off the Blue-tee and ended up playing short for most of the holes. They want to show off that they could play the game at a higher level of playing field.

GOLF ETIQUETTE

Finally, golf etiquette is equally important. These are the minimum behavioural requirements expected on the golf course. How should one behave on the Tee- box, on the Fairway and on the Green? I have listed these dos and dont’s at my Blog. You are welcome to visit my site for the details.

By: Winston Ho

About the Author:
For list of golf etiquette, please visit my blog at http://wwwgolfetiquette.blogspot.com and for list of golf bad habits, at http://wwwgolfbadhabits.blogspot.com



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How to Grip a Golf Club – Correct Golf Grip

by admin on December 29, 2010



Whether you want to cure your slice or add some distance to your drive, a correct golf grip always comes into play. There are 3 grips used in golf and they are plastered all over the internet so I will not go into any detail on the basics of golf grips and head straight into the advanced bit.

When preparing to make your swing, I want your to take a minute to analyze your grip to ensure that the following standards are being met:

Grip pressure is a sticky subject to write about. When talking about how much pressure to use when holding a club, the answer from most is usually a neutral grip. I have heard people swear that they play better golf using a strong grip. I would say that this is possible for some but I would not recommend it. Strong and weak grips are a common cause of slicing and should be avoided. Keep a neutral grip to ensure that you have the best opportunity to hit the ball straighter.

You will now want to take a look at your finger positioning. You should be holding the golf club firmly with the first 2 fingers and the palm of your left hand(right-handed golfers). When the ball is at address, if you look down, only 2 knuckles should be visible. Get a friend to check your position by standing directly in front of you. From this position they should see the same thing. You should realign your fingers before proceeding with your backswing and not try to fix it after.

By: Dennis Logan

About the Author:
Take the effort out of golf and just enjoy the game. When you know all the little secrets, you will be amazed at how well you will be able to play. For more detailed golfing tips, check out this article: Correct Golf Grip.

For those of you already suffering from a bad game and looking for ways to fix it, check out my website for many more tips and tricks: How To Grip Golf Clubs.



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