Five Performance Tips For Improving Your Golf Game
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Loading... - Kwame Nyame
- 30 Aug 2022
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Every golfer would like to play better, but how?
The answer to this is not as straightforward as you might think. Many factors can affect your golf game, and it is essential to know what they are to figure out the best way to improve.
The tips in this article are designed for immediate implementation to drive results over time. They are not listed in any particular order but will significantly impact your golf game if you are committed to them when practicing, playing, and reviewing your progress.
Start Slow. Be Patient and Be Consistent – No Excitement, Just Focus!
There is a lot of information out there on how to play golf. There are many golf tips for beginners. The problem is that it’s overwhelming, and it can be challenging to know where to start.
The most important tip for beginners – start slow, be patient and be consistent. Focus intently on getting your ball back into a position to be successful with your next swing. Do not get caught up in the idea of “hero shots” when you find yourself in a tough spot.
Exciting golf is generally risky golf, and while it is entertaining to watch on the PGA Tour or to see who can hit the farthest on the driving range, it naturally leads to poor results on the golf course for amateur players.
Safe play is usually dull and will not get a standing ovation from playing mates; however, if your goal is to play stressless golf and score lower, it will show quick results.
Take a Lesson – Find the Right Instructor or Coach for You!
It’s crucial to find the right instructor or coach for you. It’s not just about finding someone good at teaching but also someone who is a good fit for you and your learning style.
Before you commit to purchasing a lesson, contact the coach and get a good “vibe check” if they do not match your communication style, it could lead to wasted time and money.
If you are a beginner, it’s best to find an instructor who will teach you the basics and be patient with your mistakes. If you are more experienced, finding an instructor to help you work on your weaknesses and improve your skills might be better.
I cannot recommend this tip more. The impact of learning the biomechanics and intent behind a safe and proper golf swing can massively help your game while also preventing injuries that occur from bad form.
I must suggest that anyone refrain from swing tips over the internet. There is no “one-swing-fits-all,” get with a coach that builds a direct plan for you. If you follow someone for golf drills or practice formats, that is ok but swings very on a player’s ability, flexibility, and past injury history.
Set Golf Goals and Track Your Progress!
Goals are the backbone of self-improvement and success. To achieve your goals, you need to set them first. It is vital to ensure that your goals are specific, measurable, attainable, relevant, and time-bound. The best way to do this is by using a goal-setting app or a notebook. Read More...
