Golf tips

[larlev]

borf, I work to keep golf as simple as possible. I've gone to a number of "big name, top 50" instructors. I now go to the best I've ever seen. He teaches a number of tour players and he has taught me to fix myself and how to handle the inevitable advice.

Damn Leek it sounds easier when you put it that way......

[Leek]

Damn Leek it sounds easier when you put it that way......

couple things:

right should must move....should say .... right SHOULDER must move downplane. It really is that simple. Those three things make a great ballstriker

[pjsnyc]

I'm no scratch golfer by any means, but I do play with a wide variety of handicappers...if there's one thing that irks me the most is getting advice when i didn't ask for it. What they're saying might actually be right and could help my game, but it's just something that annoys me to no end (this applies to non-golf related activities as well).

[Finn07]

Ive taken exactly 10 lessons in my life, all of which did me no good in my opinion because I took nothing out of them. My next lesson came when someone told me to buy Hogans Five Lessons: Modern Fundamentals of Golf. That book changed the game of golf for me tremendously. That is all I go by now. If I am having trouble with a part of my game I will re-read chapters, constantly referring to it.