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My golf teacher has taught me to lead the swing with the shoulders, but I have heard other golf pros saying that the swing ought be led by the lower body and the shoulders ought follow. Which is correct? To me, it feels more natural to lead with the twisting of the lower body.
I’m looking to purchase my 1st set of golf clubs tomorrow. I do not desire to spend an astounding amount, but I also do not desire the clubs to break when i try to hit the ball and accidently swipe the grass. Any tips on what I ought be looking for when I go to Sports Authority or Dick’s Sporting Goods tomorrow and try holding some clubs and irons in my hand?
PS: I plan on playing at least once a week.
I have a untried set of clubs, and I am untried to the game.
The set is complete, but I have no idea how they ought be organized in my golf bag.
Can anyone offer any tips on the ideal way to store them, grouped so they will not damage eachother?
Many thanks.
I know you have to hit balls till your hands bleed but ought I concentrate on ball placement or swing tempo or wrist movement or swing arc or body position….maybe the question i ought ask is what ought i concentrate on first….i have played golf for yrs and have found some clubs im comfortable with….id like to hear what has helped other casual golfers improve their game….THANKS!
My friends and I are planning a golf trip in June and we are looking at Myrtle Beach or Hilton Head and ideas what courses ought be a must play? Any ideas of who to go through for a good price?
I do not play very often, so its hard to decide how far I will hit the ball during a round of golf and the distance I hit balls on at the driving range doesn’t seem to be the same as on the course. How can I compare the two?
I am trying to get into golf today that I have more time away from work and some money to afford untried clubs and green fees. I played in the past, but not even close to good. Just played because it was fun. Now, I am going to take lessons and try to become reasonably good, so I desire to get clubs that will be good to learn with, but also be clubs that I will have for a few years. My bro-in-law suggested the untried Callaway Clubs, so any info on those clubs would be greatly appreciated, or any ideas for my club selection would also be greatly appreciated!
Sometimes its hard to listen to rap when hitting golf balls because the beat is so fast. Rock is hard too because sometimes it has really hard beats. What music ought I listen too?
I am planning on traveling south on I-95 to play some random golf courses that wont break the bank. There are two of us making this venture starting March five and ending March 10th. I do not feel like driving south of north carolina. We are leaving from Philadelphia. I also do not desire to venture too far off of 95.
I have a slower than normal swing speed, and I am looking for the right golf balls to help me get the additional distance. Please recommend balls between $12-$25 per dozen.
