Our Featured Golf Tip:
Tips
For A Lower Golf Score
By
Jim Calaman
The golf
professionals do have something that they agree on. If you do not keep
your balance during the entire swing, it is not possible to have a
good stroke. It sounds simple to keep your balance, doesn't it? It is
a key to a lower golf score. Unfortunately, it is impossible to have
good balance when you are so tense that you are "white knuckling" the
club, your entire body is stiff, and you are trying to hit the ball
too hard.
When you are just
starting to play golf, you are frequently warned to not hit the ball
too hard. Energy that is focused will make the ball go much further
than a hard swing that does not make contact with the ball at the
club's center. When you are well balanced, you are more free to hit
the ball correctly. How many shots per round do you think you could
save if you made solid impact, hit the ball straight, and hit it long
every time?
Keep your head
still, with your eyes focused on the ball. The more still your head
is, the better you will be able to see the ball. This helps to create
the foundation for you to keep your balance. Any movement or
distraction that hinders your balance will make it impossible to focus
on the ball. It is imperative that you keep your head perfectly still
and do not move it during your swing.
If you want to
keep your balance, you need to relax your body and muscles. If you
don't relax, then your head is going to move.
If you will watch
yourself in front of your mirror, you will soon realize that you need
to relax your muscles for your head to stay still while you swing. No
two golfers have the same build, so you will have to figure out some
things for yourself. It is a necessity to begin by keeping your head
in the same position from the beginning to end of your swing. If you
keep your head still, you will be able to focus on the ball, and you
will turn your hands at the right time.
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