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Every golfer wants to know the best golf driver tip. I hate to disappoint you but there are many great golf driver tips that could be the key to unlocking monster drives for you. Every month the golf magazines have dozens of tips in them, but none of them get to the root of the problem.
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Have you ever had any of your playing companions tell you that your swing path is off? In this video, Dr. Eric Wilson, PGA Legacy Master Professional and Executive Director of Golf Operations for Keiser University College of Golf shows you some golf positions to improve your swing path. "Number one, you have to understand what the swing path should be looking like and how it approaches the golf ball. The path is that direction the club travels"
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Boyles Golf Shed
59 Matthews Avenue
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Australia
Tel : (03) 9310-5011
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Video taping Bob Miegl practicing his golf swing at the Coronado Golf Course so he can review it and improve his golf swing.
Total commitment. Total focus. That's what golf asks of us, at any level.
Some may wonder, is it worth stripping down to try and hit one out of a hazard when there are no TV cameras, no prize money - only a possible viral video on social media if one of your buddies is filming. Is it really worth it?
All you are thinking about is the shot, and trying to block out the potential pitfalls. Sure you think about risk v. reward, but once you commit, its all about the shot. Your objective. Everything else, modesty or any inferiority complexes can be forgotten, if only for a moment.
When it works, it is a great feeling. Pulling off a shot that even the best would not only admire, but might not even match. That is what makes golf so different than any other sport. You can call it luck, but its not just luck when you pull off a great shot. There is more to it when it's golf.
And when you leave it in the creek, or completely whiff or when you hit the ball so solidly into soft mud that you can't find the ball, at least you can say you tried. You committed and played the game the way it is supposed to be played.
And as you put your socks back on with a few chunks of mud stuck somewhere on you, you have to smile and know your playing partners respect your commitment to the game. You walk taller and will probably make a long putt later in the round or the next round. Your commitment is rewarded.
And as golfers, isn't there an underlying element of exhibitionism in every shot? Play well!
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Boyles Golf Shed
59 Matthews Avenue
Airport West, Vic 3042
Australia
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Hi, this is David Wixson I’m a PGA Master Professional here at Keiser University College Of Golf today we're out here at our outdoor training area our practice facility here on campus and one of the things I wanted to talk about today is a mental game class that we teach here at the College Of Golf and specifically the concept of having a commitment line when you are practicing. I’ve got a student here with me and behind the golf ball in the planning area or what we call the analysis area the player is going to determine what type of shot that do they want to hit what club are they going to use what type of shot shape are they going to use what type of trajectory they're going to make.
Keiser University College of Golf
2600 N. Military Trail
West Palm Beach FL 33409
888.355.4465 / 561.478.5500
Taylormade in 2012 is all about tuning and speed. Improved aerodynamics, hotter faces, improved ball speed.
The flagship of TMAG (Taylormade Adidas Golf) is the R11 line. The R11 was the most successful launch in the modern golf era. The new R11s Driver and fairway metals is a step up from it's predecessor, which from all the tour success, (Luke Donald, Darren Clarke) and record sales is a pretty difficult feat.
TMAG is very much the leader is custom driver and woods fitting, evident by the new R11S with it's added adjustability, innovative crown design and improved aerodynamics.
At 460cc, the R11S is similar to the original R11, the new R11S features a flat-white crown color and black PVD face to improve alignment and accuracy off the tee. TMAG says the white crown color makes it appear even larger (2%) and adds an advantage given that TaylorMade testing indicates that the majority of golfers gain confidence at address from a head that appears large relative to the ball.
Figuring out where to play a golf ball that has fallen onto a cart path can be a little more tricky than people think. In this video, Brian Hughes demonstrates how to determine where you should be playing from when dealing with an abnormal course condition on the golf course.
Keiser University College of Golf
2600 N. Military Trail
West Palm Beach FL 33409
888.355.4465 / 561.478.5500
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Boyles Golf Shed
59 Matthews Avenue
Airport West, Vic 3042
Australia
Tel : (03) 9310-5011
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Brian Hughes, PGA Master Professional in Instruction and Golf Program Director at the College of Golf, reviews the options you have when your ball is interfered with by an abnormal course condition, such as landing in the middle of a cart path. You could be earning your degree in golf management online with our PGA Faculty. Get more information today.
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Keiser University College of Golf
2600 N. Military Trail
West Palm Beach FL 33409
888.355.4465 / 561.478.5500
Golf is one of the popular and luxurious sports during these days. That is the reason why there is no doubt that there are many people who are into it...http://golf-swing-plan.livejournal.com/623.html
Welcome to StrategicGolfer.com. StrategicGolfer.com is dedicated to teaching aspiring golfers how to move beyond swing mechanics to the creative fundamentals that are the foundation for great golf. Great golf is strategy, visualization, a solid routine, preparation, short game mastery, and mental toughness...in short, great golf is about "Playing the Game", which is the core focus of our golf lessons and golf instruction.
Our E-books and video tutorials are a good source of instruction for golfers seeking a competitive edge. Our golf instruction is designed to make a real difference in your game that will stand the test of time. Swing fads and quick fixes come and go but the fundamentals of golf greatness are the same now as they have been since the beginning. Come find your greatness at StrategicGolfer.com.
Brian Hughes, PGA Master Professional in Instruction, Golf Program Director at The College of Golf, shares how to improve your golf gameat home. Here’s a great practice strategy you can do in your garage with a simple tarp.
Check out the product he recommends to spray on your clubs to monitor how well you strike the clubface.
Keiser University College of Golf
2600 N. Military Trail
West Palm Beach FL 33409
888.355.4465 / 561.478.5500
Website: collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/programs/golf-tips/
Some said that a great golf shot starts before you touch the ball. As a golfer approaches the tee, take a look at the flag. Then, learn how to visualize the tee shot. Also, start your pre-shot practice that will include a check on your posture, foot position, and grip.....http://www.hedgehogs.net/pg/blog/smithjohn20013/read/11286340/
Frank Longabucco, PGA Certified Professional and Instructor at Keiser University College of Golf, shows you some simple and effective drills on how to improve your golf swing to get out of the sand. Have you considered pursuing a career in the golf industry? Contact us today to get started on your golf degree today!
Keiser University College of Golf
2600 N. Military Trail
West Palm Beach FL 33409
888.355.4465 / 561.478.5500
Hear Brian Hughes, PGA Master Professional in Instruction and Golf Program Director atKeiser University College of Golf talk about "aim" and how to improve your game.
If you’d like more professional instruction find out more about The College of Golf and how you can earn a degree in golf management.
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2600 N. Military Trail
West Palm Beach FL 33409
888.355.4465 / 561.478.5500
The Extra 20 Yards® is a patented high quality strength product that replicates the golf swing, and builds the muscles that create club head speed, allowing you to hit the ball further. Learn More at extra-yards.com
The Extra 20 Yards® is a patented high quality strength product that replicates the golf swing, and builds the muscles that create club head speed, allowing you to hit the ball further. Learn More at extra-yards.com
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Video sample. The basics and fundamentals of the golf swing are important for every golfer to know. See our full guide on how to swing a golf club here: golfstead.com/how-to-swing-a-golf-club
Are you having trouble with downhill slopes? Ken Martin, PGA Certified Professional Instructor at The College of Golf is going to show us some strategies for hitting the golf ball on a downhill slope. This is part one of a series: Improving Your Golf Swing: Uneven Lies - Downhill Slope Are you interested in pursuing a degree in golf management? We offer degrees on-campus and online. Give us a call today!
Keiser University College of Golf
2600 N. Military Trail
West Palm Beach FL 33409
888.355.4465 / 561.478.5500
Hear David Wixson, PGA Master Professional Instructor, The College of Golf explain the mental side of golf. Have you ever considered pursuing a career in the golf industry? Whether it is on campus, or online, Keiser University College of Golf is here to help! Don't wait! Contact us today to get started!
Keiser University College of Golf
2600 N. Military Trail
West Palm Beach FL 33409
888.355.4465 / 561.478.5500
Frank Longabucco, PGA Certified Professional Instructor at The College of Golf shares tips on how to hit delicate shots around the green. "...do you release the club or use the bounce?" Have you ever considered pursuing a career in the golf industry? It's never been easier to get started! The College of Golf offers courses on-campus, and online. Contact us today!
Keiser University College of Golf
2600 N. Military Trail
West Palm Beach FL 33409
888.355.4465 / 561.478.5500
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Frank Longabucco, PGA Certified Professional Instructor at The College of Golf explains calibrating distance with your wedges and why it is very important to do so. Have you ever considered a career in the golf industry? Don't wait! Contact Keiser University College of Golf and get started on your golf degree today!
Keiser University College of Golf
2600 N. Military Trail
West Palm Beach FL 33409
888.355.4465 / 561.478.5500
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Every player that I talked to all week, even prior to the start of the championship, said the same thing to me, "The course looks perfect, I hope I make some putts."
The secret that so many good players know is that when scoring conditions are ideal, when the wind is calm, the conditions are soft and the greens are fast and smooth; you don't have to be the best ball striker, you don't have to be the most accurate off the tee or from the fairway, you're going to need to make putts.
This past week here at the 44th PGA Professional National Championship, we were fortunate to have great weather and conditions that we knew would reward great golf play with great scoring opportunities. And when you have this much golf talent in one event and conditions like we've had, you're going to see some outstanding scores.
The three things I noticed among the players who had great success this week were:
1.) Get comfortable with the speed: When you know the putts are going to roll true, the biggest advantage is going to go with the player who is able to take aggressive but reasonable attempts at the hole. Avoiding three putts is still important, but feel like you have a chance to make every putt.
2.) Play a little more break: Spend time trying different putting lines on practice greens and get a sense of how much break you're going to have to play on each putt. The better players may take a number of putts at the same hole but trying a variety of routes to get there. And remember, it's not just making the putt, but making sure you don't leave yourself too tough a second putt if you don't make it.
3.) Finally, expect your opponent to make their share of putts. Good players tend to feed off other good play. People are going to make putts on great greens, use that as your inspiration to make your share. Too often, I see players get frustrated because their opponent nails a long one early in the round. All that means is, you can too!
It was a great week here at Hershey Country Club and the 44th PGA Professional National Championship. The PGA of America, the volunteers, the fans and the players were tremendous to be around, I hope they all come back. And I hope that you were able to watch and enjoy the stellar play - and hopefully, learn a little something that will help you in your game as well.
Reference: PGA.com, S Andres, 29th June, 2011