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Golf Shoes to Improve Your Game; Golf Hats to Improve Your Comfort August 20th, 2008 by HitMan Need to gain that edge neccesary for a fun round?  Golf Hats and Golf Shoes should cover you head to toe.

If you are new to golf, you’ve probably never heard of David Duval.  But for me, he’s the #1 or #2 golfer of all-time in the 90s. For whatever reason that David Duval has not been winning again, let’s take a look at his swing from Doral in 1997 to see what made him “tick”.

Whether you\’ve been playing golf for a long time or you have only just begun, you\’ll find that there is plenty of good information out there about improving your game. When you have so much information that is designed to address every aspect of your golf game, however, it can be difficult to stop and remember the basics, and it doesn\’t get much more basic than your golf swing.

Get More Distance - Turn Your Body, Don’t Swing Your Arms July 27th, 2008 One of the most ordinary faults you module wager with originator and unskilled golfers is that they module essay to impact the ball by tripping their blazonry at it, commonly likewise quickly.

Medicus Mens Dual Hinged Jumbo Driver The Medicus Driver has been chosen by golf pros as the number one swing trainer club in the world. This patented Dual Hinged Jumbo Driver for men is designed to “break” when a flaw occurs in your golf swing, giving you positive and constant feedback needed to perfect your golf game.

The Golfer’s Feet Get No Respect If you want to improve your swing, lower your handicap and decrease your stress level while playing golf; address your foundation - your feet! Do not ignore foot pain; it affects your entire game! A full round of golf affords the opportunity for a close to 5 mile workout that can reduce stress and improve your cardiac health.

Today, I hit the ball great again.  I didn’t start hitting the ball great until I could control the length of my backswing.  You see, overswinging causes me to slide my whole body to the right and by controlling my backswing, I was able to control my swing better, thus hit straighter shots online to the target.

Golftec Lesson: Arms on the Backswing My last GolfTec lesson focused on my arms on the backswing. Yes, still the backswing. On the arms, I had been bringing my arms around practically behind my head, left arm bent, right elbow sticking straight out, club parallel to the ground with face totally closed.

One of the biggest problems I’ve struggled with is my takeaway. It has always been really easy for me to take the club too far inside, and mess up my entire swing. I’ve done a lot of research online, looking for a great drill to help me correct this problem, and this is one of the best I have found so far.

Remember my post on swing thoughts the other day? Well, today I had another great swing day and have one more modification: Think more about the process of keeping your upper spine very vertical on the downswing and also think more about the downswing process and let the backswing dictate itself.