Tee Box
« Previous EntriesDon’t Let Your Ego Get In The Way Of A Long-Distance Tee Off
Sunday, March 23rd, 2008Many golfers make the mistake of thinking that a high compression ball (one that is wound very tightly) will automatically give the most distance. But more often than not, the opposite is true.
To get maximum distance you must use a ball with a resiliency that matches the speed of your swing. The slower the swing, [...]
How To Stop Hitting Skied Shots.
Sunday, February 24th, 2008One of the most frustrating mistakes that anyone can make on the golf course is hitting a ball which travels straight up in the air without reaching any distance on the course. This is called a skied shot.
The cause of a skied shot is due to the head of the driver slipping underneath the ball, [...]
Do You Have The Best Golf Putter Available?
Friday, February 22nd, 2008When it comes to your choices of golf clubs to carry in your bag as you play the course, the official rules state that you can have up to 14 total. While different players may use a variety of irons and woods, there is always a putter. In fact, many opinions agree that [...]
A Quick Fix To Your Push Shot Problem
Sunday, February 17th, 2008As a beginner golfer, you may not know this yet but the infamous “push” shot is one mistake that many players have to consciously fix when learning the game. It is a mistake that is similar to the pull shot, but moves in the opposite direction. This article will describe in better detail what causes [...]
The Embarassing Shank Shot
Friday, February 15th, 2008Golf takes time and practice, especially when you are just starting out with the sport and are frustrated by common flawed shots, like the annoying slice or the dreaded hook, which essentially causes the ball to veer off severely left or right, instead of straight towards the intended target.
Then there is the “shank”. The shank [...]

