Figuring out where to play the golf ball in your stance can be a difficult task to manage for beginning golfers. There are a few basic guidelines to follow when determining where to play the golf ball in your stance to hit the golf shot you desire. Read The Full Article
Today I had a long conversation with one of the members of the golf club I work about how to eliminate the ‘fat’ shots from his short game. He said he had a great round except for a couple chips that he ‘chunked.’ To clarify, a ‘fat’ or ‘chunked’ shot is one where the clubhead impacts the grass behind the ball first, which decelerates the club tremendously and results in the golf ball traveling only a fraction of the distance desired. Read The Full Article
First of all, do not ever hit a flop shot unless it is your last and only option to get the ball near the hole. The flop shot is an extremely difficult shot to pull off and control, so I recommend exploring all options before settling on a flop shot from around the green. If there is any way to run the ball up to and on the green I would suggest hitting a chip or pitch shot. The only times when a flop shot is advisable is when you have an obstacle between your ball and the hole, such as a bunker, water hazard, tree, etc. and you have little green to land on and let your ball roll towards the hole. Read The Full Article
The Titleist 910 D3 Driver is one of the finest drivers on the market right now. It has a ton of features that many other clubs do not and it is manufactured by arguably the greatest golf brand ever, Titleist.
The driver has a very traditional shaped head, which continues the history of Titleist drivers over the years. The 910 D3 head is designed to hit the golf ball with a lower trajectory and less spin than its counterpart, the D2 head. Read The Full Article
Every golfer wants to hit it past their golfing buddies off the tee. Having a powerful golf swing and hitting long drives makes the game easier and more enjoyable. I’m here to give you some tips on how to gain some more distance off the tee. Read The Full Article
In putting, there are two factors influenced by the player that determine whether or not a putt will go in the hole. Those two factors are distance and direction. Distance is by far the more important of the two because it can control the direction you need to hit the putt to find the optimum line. For example, if you hit a putt that is traveling toward the hole at a fast pace, you would have needed to pick a direction that takes less break into consideration. Read The Full Article
The TaylorMade Superfast 2.0 TP Driver is a really nice driver geared toward lower handicapped golfers. It is designed to give players a low and penetrating ball flight that has minimal spin. The shape and setup of the driver is a bit more traditional than the R11 driver, which have made this driver fairly popular amongst better players. Read The Full Article