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In the next 15 minutes, I'll change the way you play your shots from inside 50 yards. If you spend 15 minutes before each round of golf on these four tips, I guarantee you the strokes will fall off your scorecard.
...from the putting green outside the club in Ft. Myers Country Club, where I grew up playing, in order to practice putting green at Starfire Golf Club, and all points between them for 35 years, I've heard the same problem. "I putted so poorly today. If I had putted half decent I'd shot my best round ever !"
...IMPORTANT TIP: 90% of all putting greens in the world are built low to high in the front and back. There are two reasons, in case you were wondering.
First, holding the images that come to the green and the other for drainage purposes. The reason I am telling you greens are built low to high in the front and back for you
grasp the idea that the majority of putts hit from the front of the green goes on the back will be slower than putts hit from the back of the green going forward.
Since this is true, when you are facing the green, putts to the right of the green will have a tendency to break down the left and putts to the left of the green will have a tendency to break the law. With this idea lets move on to my first four short game secrets!
Secret # 1: Putting - Focus on Distance not Direction
Do you know why most amateurs three putt more times on the first nine holes of his last nine holes? By the time they get to the last nine they have the feel of greens! My colleagues have always agreed that it would become a great putter you must have the ability to read greens. However, I have always believed you must also have a big TOUCH.
I just gave you an amazing guy. You must develop your touch in order to control the speed. I can not tell you how many times I have asked an amateur golfer after they hit their putt if they thought the putt going uphill or downhill. Most amateurs reply with: "I completely forgot about the speed!" Most of them struggle with more speed than direction. So how do you apply this advice?
Always look towards the front of the green so you can decide if you are going uphill or downhill.
Empty your mind of any thoughts you have mechanical and just stroke the ball. Forget the mechanics when putting.
Do not ever hit a putt until you have visualized your golf ball goes in the hole in the first place. Do it in your mind before it hit.
Secret # 2: Chipping - Keep your weight on your front foot in the backswing
the chip shot from a short shot around the green that has a minimum transmission and maximum roll time. Another way to describe it is 1 / 3 air, 2 / 3 rolls. You can use one of the following clubs when chipping: 5-iron, 7-iron or 9-iron. Common complaints that I receive from amateurs about chipping are that they top the ball, hit the ball thin, hit the ground behind the ball, blade the ball over the green or completely shank the ball.
mis-played shots I just described to you is usually a result of incorrect set-up. There are three positions in chipping that are the foundation of a successful chip shot. Let's review them:
golf ball should be placed in the middle of your stance
Place 75% of your weight onto your left foot (right handed golfers)
grip on the end point of the golf club in the middle of your left leg.
Grip down on the golf club until the end of the grip.
The reason you want the golf ball in the middle of your stance for a more consistent impact. If the golf ball too far forward in your stance, you will have a tendency to hit the ball thin, or top the ball, and you will pull the ball on the left. If you play the ball too far back in your stance, you will have a tendency to top or handle the ball and push it to the right.
When you put 75% of your weight onto your left foot, you are alone make sure that you hit the ball down, not up. Make sure you keep the weight on the front foot in the back swing.
gripping down on the golf club will ensure a cleaner more controlled hit at impact. If you're struggling with hitting thin shots or topping your chips, when you move your handle further to the left (across from you left leg), and will allow the clubhead to hit the ball to hit and not descending ascending.
Secret # 3: Pitching - clubhead must stay low to the ground after impact
Choose one of the following clubs when you try to pitch shot: pitching wedge, sand wedge or lob wedge. pitch shot has maximum air time and minimum roll time. In other words, the golf ball is 2 / 3 air time and 1 / 3 roll on its way to the hole. Quite the opposite of the chip shot.
broadcasting is very difficult to create if your technique is off even in the slightest. So if you are tired of topping, sculling, and hitting the ground behind the golf ball when you pitch, this is a pearl for you.
Low follow-through top broadcast =
If I had one dollar for every amateur that told me that they are trying to follow through high after impact so that their ground shots will go up in the air, I'd be set for life.
Most of the time, a high follow through after impact will force the ball to be hit on the rise, resulting in the top of the skull or the ground behind the shot. If you setup the golf ball just as you are going to chip, you're halfway there. Note:
golf ball should be placed in the middle of your stance
Place 75% of your weight on front foot
grip on the end point of the golf club in the middle of the front legs.
Set halfway down the grip of the club grip
back swing is usually longer than your chip shots. If you keep your weight on left leg - no need to transfer your weight. As the golf club begins to swing down into the ground, make sure you follow through low to the ground after impact. You want to feel as though you chopped the ball back with the club head.
Secret # 4: Bunker Play - The backswing is the full swing of his driver's Just Like
This advice will help you to sleep the night before a big golf tournament. Your ability to play successfully from the sand weighs heavily on technique and small amount of force. If your technique is correct, you do not have much power. two mistakes that amateurs hold back in the bunker were hit line drive or leaving the ball in the bunker.
Most of the time they were afraid to swing too hard, because they are afraid of the shot line drive. So, you end up swinging so slow that the ball moves two feet. First of all, correctly.
golf ball should be positioned across from you left heel
Place 75% of your weight on front foot
grip-end points of the golf club on his belt buckle.
Do not carry any weight. Stay on the front leg. What we are trying to do in the bunker he hit the sand not the ball. This setup will ensure that this happens.
the reason for playing the ball over the left heal by the clubhead will swing down into the sand at impact and not up.
Putting weight on your left foot ensures the clubhead swings down at the bottom of the swing. Set the handle of the club across your belt buckle allows you to bounce on the bottom of the clubhead impact on the sand at the correct angle.
I promised you in the first sentence, and four short game tips that will change the way you played from inside 50 yards. Make yourself a promise to spend 15 minutes before every round this year practicing your short game and you will see their scores drop.
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