Practicing your alignment is something you should work on every time you visit the practice range. Alignment can make or break your golf shot and has great impact on your golf scores during your round. Don’t take golf alignment lightly. Get into a habit of focusing on alignment to your target first, before any other…
The Ultimate Golf Practice Schedule That You Need to Follow Even if you’re excellent at golf, you always need to stay consistent with practices to improve upon your skills. After all, there’s rarely any luck and mostly practice that matters in golf. A proper practice schedule can even help you turn those weaknesses into strengths….
Golf swing speed refers to the speed your clubhead attains before impact with the ball. With better swing speed, the ball moves further since a faster clubhead means longer shots. All golfers aim to hit the ball further, whether it’s off the tee or yards out on the fairway. Clubhead speed is the single most…
The takeaway is an important step of the golf swing. Proper takeaway can setup the downswing to be more accurate and with lots of speed to generate power. If you work on the following golf swing takeaway drills, you’ll feel more confident with your backswing getting to the correct swing plane and position at the…
The golf downswing is the most important part of the golf swing. It’s the sequence of delivering the clubhead into the ball. If you perform a fundamentally solid downswing, you should see your golf shot be struck with accuracy, starting the ball on a straight path where you are aimed. Working on the downswing will…
Shanking in golf is one of the most embarrassing things that can happen to a golf player. But how to stop shanking in golf? The best way to stop shanking in golf is to check your setup to make sure your body is aligned for the perfect shot. For example, grip the club less tightly,…
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