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Today I have a simple golf tip to help you to avoid trouble when teeing off so let's get started...
===> Golf Tip To Avoid Trouble Off The Tee < ====
There is something very simple you should do on the tee that will minimize your chances of hitting the ball O.B. or into trouble.
Simply tee the ball up on the side closest to the trouble so you are driving away from it. And on holes with trouble you must be even more diligent in picking targets that you want your ball to finish at, instead of focusing on where you DON'T want your ball to finish.
We've all been over shots and said to ourselves "I don't want this ball to go right (or left)." And we all know the outcome, don't we? So tee your ball up on the same side as the trouble and fire away from it. And remember, pick out a specific, clearly defined target of where you want your ball to finish.
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The order in which you swing the golf club has a major effect on the distance that you can hit the golf ball. If you have the incorrect sequencing of the golf swing it can cost you a lot of distance.
So if you're like most golfers who want to hit the golf ball as far as you possibly can -- you've got to understand the correct sequence of the golf swing.
To get started let's look at what should happen in the sequencing of the backswing.
When you start your backswing you should do so with the big muscles e.g. your back and shoulders. You should not start your backswing with your hands e.g. picking the club up.
Now as you're starting the backswing by turning your shoulders and back you also need to shift your weight to your right foot.
You need to continue to shift your weight to your right foot as you're turning your shoulders and back on the backswing. And keep doing this so that at the top of your backswing position you have about 85 - 90% of your weight on your right foot.
So you can sum up the backswing as a shift and turn.
Now at what part of the golf swing does the most power come from?
It's the transition. And the transition in the golf swing is when you change directions from the backswing to downswing.
Just think, if this wasn't true you'd have golfers setting themselves into a perfect top of the backswing position and then swinging from there.
But that doesn't happen and never will because it's the change of directions from moving the club back to bringing it down where the real power in the golf swing comes from.
And that's the key place in the golf swing where most amateur golfers lose a heck of a lot of distance.
This is through a lack of the correct golf swing sequencing. Let me explain....
Imagine you've reached the top of your backswing position. What do you think should start the downswing?
The correct answers is: The weight shift should!
To start the downswing you need to first move your weight back to your left foot.
Then you need to move your left knee towards the target, then the left hip needs to move towards the target, followed by the left shoulder and finally your hands should move.
The sad thing is that most golfers start their downswing with their hands and that's a killer as far as creating distance is concerned. You've got to start the downswing with the weight shift and then the left knee.
So go out and try this now....
To do this I want you to swing slowly back to the very top of your backswing. Then when you've almost reached the top of your backswing position I then want you to move your weight back to your left foot and then move your left knee towards the target. Once you've got the feeling of doing this then speed up the swing.
Now personally I just like thinking about moving my left knee towards the target to start the downswing. And I suggest you try that golf swing trigger as well.
If you get this sequencing correct from the backswing to downswing you'll gain a lot of distance and the golf swing will be a lot easier for you. Try it...you'll love the results!
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A lot of golfers suffer from an overly steep downswing. Which is sad, real sad, because that's one of the biggest causes of a slice and weak shots.
However, the steep downswing is really the result of everything that has happened before, and from a transition NOT led with the lower body.
But even if you learned to start your swing with your lower body first, you could very well still be swinging down too steep - causing an out to in swing path which produces pulls, sliced shots and pull slices!
Why would that still be happening?
Because if you've been swinging down too steep for a long time and you've never done anything to change it, then it will be a habit.
Now if you're one of the lucky ones that doesn't suffer from an overly steep downswing, today's drill will still be great for you to do.
This drill will reinforce the correct club movement when you're transitioning the club into the downswing.
What is the correct transitioning of the club into the downswing?
Very simply, when you're changing directions from your backswing to downswing, your club should move to the left.
This is one of the toughest moves in the transition for a golfer to perfect.
Why?
Because it's generally the complete opposite of what a golfer has done their entire golfing life.
But once you learn and perfect this move, it will make a HUGE difference to your golf swing and ball striking.
Because this move is what really separates a great ball striker from an average one, as it's the complete opposite of what an average ball striker generally does.
To get a feeling for what should be happening with the golf club during the transition, I want you to get your driver and swing to the top of your backswing and then stop.
...then start your transition with your lower body and at the same time move your driver to the left.
Now when you do this it will probably feel very, very strange at first, because it's the complete opposite of what you've been doing. And the only way of getting over this is to keep doing this movement over and over again.
But if you're struggling to get the right feel, think of turning your hands like you would when opening a door that has a knob type of handle. At the top of your backswing you should be turning your hands so the club flattens.
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Simpler is better, right?
Yet whenever I play with amateur golfers, I so often see them making unnecessary moves in their golf swing.
For example, the take-away should be the easiest move in golf because everything moves from the movement of the shoulders.
But so often, however, I see golfers use their hands to start the swing. I see golfers swaying way off the ball to start their swing. I see golfers roll their forearms over to start their swing.
I see a lot of things that should never happen, and these things make it so hard to hit consistently good golf shots.
How can you, then, simplify your swing?
Well, I believe you should start with your grip, by getting a formed grip product and practicing forming the perfect grip over and over again. With enough repetitions you will have a perfect grip and you can rule that out as far as any ball striking problems are concerned.
Then you move onto grooving a consistent ball position. Make a good ball position a habit, so you just setup naturally with the ball in a great position to hit a good shot.
Then move onto alignment, etc...
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"How in the heck do they do that? They make it look so darn easy! Their swings are smooth, effortless, and it doesn't even look like they are swinging hard... yet they bash drives 300+ yards down broadway all day!"
Maybe you even pause the TV sometimes, and just watch them swing over and over again... dumbstruck with how simple they make it look.
After that, you find a "hot tip" and get the bright idea to head to the driving range, thinking you've finally "figured something out."
However, next thing you know you're out on the range with the same jerky, inconsistent golf swing, beating balls in every which direction.
I get it... it's frustrating!
It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out there is a strong correlation between the smooth, powerful golf swings possessed by tour professionals and top amateurs, and shooting lower scores... but it's a tough nut to crack.
Whether you're looking at the greatest players of this generation, or you rewind history by 50 years, it's all the same; most great players have smooth golf swings that produce an incredible amount of power... and they make it look effortless.
The question is... how?
How does a tour pro that's 5'9" and only weighs 160 pounds soaking wet (think Rory McIlroy, Camillo Villegas, Justin Thomas, etc.) somehow manage to crank 300+ yard drives consistently, while you see bigger, stronger guys who can't hit it past the 240 mark?
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