Whether you are a novice or an experienced player, at one time or another you will experience difficulties to move your game to the next plateau. It is not always a question of practising more, but rather of being able to break up the game into its different components in order to identify which of the three disciplines - the power game (driving and irons), the short game or the putting game - needs to be reinforced. Success in golf is largely focused on mastering each skill 'to the best of one's abilities', so it is fundamental to invest your time and effort where you really need it most: on the tee (swing), around the green (pitching, chipping), on the green (putting), in a hazard (bunker play).
Putting Out of Your Mind
by Bob Rotella
The guru-cum-sports psychologist of choice among the world's top golfers will help you understand the rationale behind solid sustainable putting scoring
Improve Your Golf Swing by Focusing on Your Finish Position
Watching the pros on the PGA Tour and you can see a balanced finish position every time they tee off. Improve the finish position of your golf swing, and improve your golf swing...
- How to become a better scorer at golf, i.e. how to get the most out of your current game by using the right strategy;
- Mental approach for better golf: how to get the most out of your current game by improving your mental game; the psychology of golf is probably one of the most overlooked parts in this game
- Physics of the golf shot: a better understanding of the dynamics behind the golf shot and the concepts of loft and backspin will help you to more accurately hit the ball.
- Golf practice and weight training: tips to train your flexibility, balance, strength and endurance and tricks to maintain your form during the golf's off-season.
