Improving Golf

Posted by nabeelshaukat on August 21st, 2010

Improving Golf:

Now we will discuss about how you can improve your golf. Bear in mind that your hands and forearms are one of the most important parts of the swing, so their position at the time of impact should be accurate. Moreover, make sure that your forearms are working together, and keep them as near to each other as possible through the time zone. Doing this will increase the distance, and definitely help to make tremendous scores.

Your left knee plays an important role to play a brilliant hit, but unfortunately many golfers ignore the importance of left knee, and let their left knee crumple towards the right on the backswing. A simple cure to this problem is that, imagine and consider that you have a basket ball holed between your knees and see the results, or you can also solve this problem by imagining that your left knee is going towards the target on the backswing.

You should swing with acceleration and power, but avoid swinging too early. You should maintain a rhythm for swinging, and the best way to do this is to just feel a little pause at the top of your backswing before beginning the downswing, this will exceptionally help to make a perfect hit.

Don?t hit the ball by making use of your arms and wrist only; as this is not a wrist game, instead it requires you to employ the muscles of the trunk and legs in order to achieve a powerful swing.

Take coaching from a professional teacher, and follow all his instructions, and practice on them regularly. Try to observe the professional players while playing, and focus on all their actions like body position, swinging and many other things. This will help you a lot to improve your game. Moreover focus on giving appropriate time to practice. Proper practice is core to become a good player, and practicing in supervision of a professional coach is extremely result oriented. Also take part in small scale tournaments to improve your swing and confidence. These all are some common tips to improve golf up to a greater extent.