Friday, February 25, 2011

3 Tips for Women Golfers to Improve Their Game

By Victor Moldey


Golf is a game that has proven fascinating to people from many different backgrounds, cultures, and professions. But, since there are so many little things that you need to know about making your golf game great, it can be difficult in the beginning. Get your golf game started on the right foot by using the advice you'll learn in this article.

Women have so much going on in their lives that, more often than not, they're thinking about a million other things while playing golf. This deficiency of deliberation can brutally damage their game because, in place of deliberation where they prefer the ball to land, they're mulling over what to cook the kids for dinner or the laundry they forgot about in the washer. If you really yearn to progress at your golf game, then you need to be able to reach a Zen-like state in which the only thing you center your attention on is the game. Stare at the area that you would like for the ball to land, form a line back to the tee and concentrate on a point that is on that line, then swing. You will be flabbergasted at how much your game will pick up with a tiny bit of awareness. If you want to bring your best game to the course, you'd be best served by taking lessons from a certified golf pro before you begin.

A lot of women find it hard to play golf on a regular basis. This is because they have a lot of things to do from their job, taking care of children and their home. This results in their joints being very stiff. They are not as accommodating as they used to be, especially if they stay away from the game for a while. As soon as they get back on the golf course, they find that they are in serious pain. However, this would not occur if they took up flexibility and strength training. Flexibility will help you be accurate as well as shoot far distances. It is advised that you stretch at least twice a day so that you will not be stiff and in pain associated with golfing. Strength training is also very crucial if you want to hit longer shots and should be done at least one time per day.

It can be complicated to get through all your chores in a day, let alone having some standby time in which to practice golf. Nevertheless, if you wish to progress with your game, there's no way around it, it's essential for you to practice. However all is not lost, even if you run short on time. There is a plethora of things you can practice at home, even the way in which you hold the club. The latter is best done away from the golf course and ball in any case. Simply do a run through of gripping the club five to ten times, and repeat five times per day. The result is that you should quickly be able to have a really good grip that also feels comfortable. When you have enough time to make it to the golf course, bring a friend with you, so as not to feel too secluded and are almost convinced to do without the whole practice session.

The right equipment, the right techniques and the right amount of practice are only a few of the things that make for a good golf player. Get the basics down and you'll have nothing in your way to becoming a great player.




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