Thursday, March 24, 2011

Three Tips for Beginning Golf Players

By Andrew Hoffmann


For years, many golfers put a lot of time and effort into improving their golf game, but it doesn't seem to get them anywhere. Unfortunately, they end up quitting the game in the end because they are frustrated. If your circumstances are the same, do not rush to throw away your golf clubs because anyone can improve their golf game. You just have to ensure that you are doing it properly. The following three tips will help you to make your game better and give you the game that you have always envisioned.

Making sure you have the proper gear is the first step to becoming a "real" golfer. This means you also need to have balls that are suited for the way you play golf and the right clothing for playing. In general, you will be able to choose between two-piece balls or three-piece. It is usually recommended that beginners start off with two-piece balls as three-piece balls are used mainly by the experts as they offer better control. You must take the time to master the game so that you can move on to the next type of ball.

It is also important to understand the purpose of each club if you want to play a good game of golf. For example, a driver is utilized to get the most distance and can drive the ball to 230 yards for men and 200 for women. A 7 iron is drawn upon when you need to get short distances of about 140 yards for men and 120 yards for women. As you can now see, if you don't know what each golf club does, you will never have a good game of golf. If you do not know that an 8 ball cannot make your ball go any further than 130 yards and you utilize it for a 200 yard shot, then you are going to be upset when you can get the distance that you need.

Of course, the key to a great golf game is having a great golf swing. Learning the perfect golf swing involves a lot of different things. But, one thing you need to do is get your aim right. Numerous golfers place their feet to the right of their mark and end up swing too far to the left. The most appropriate way to position yourself is to match your toes to the target line, with the club head facing the direction you want the ball to go. Also, if you want to have a good distance swing, then you need to get some power.

Whether you choose to go it alone or get professional help to improve your game, these tips will come in handy. Don't forget that your game will perk up when you are better relaxed. So, do not get all worked up about little things. Besides, this game should be fun.




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