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Golf Tips to cure your Slice and improve your Ball Striking

The two most common problems golfers seem to struggle with are a) slicing the ball and b) inconsistent ball striking. Perhaps you blister it right off the sweet spot again and the next you hit it fat (behind the ball) or thin (on top of the ball), though you are absolutely sure your set up, grip and swing were virtually identical between the same two shots. Or perhaps you find yourself aiming way to the left (if you're right-handed) hope that when your ball finishes its impressive banana-shaped flight it will end up somewhere near the fairway. So low and behold, you line up like that just to hit it straight into the trees. After struggling with the same two problems for many years I have found what I believe is the cause of both problems and would like to share with you what has helped with my golf game huge, and hopefully can help you too.

We all know that the key to a consistent golf shots is back in the club head to a square position at the point of impact. If your club face open at impact, the ball will slice. If it is closed at impact, you will hook your shot. Also, if you do not return the club head so it contacts your ball clean on earth would you turn either fat or thin, and none of them you want to do. Although a lot of things can contribute to the problems, the one thing I've noticed in my own game and in observing others who have these two problems is this: too much lower body movement during the golf swing. Very simply put if there is anything below your waist is "loosey-goosey" when you swing the golf club likelihood of making good shots consistently is almost nil.

Watch the professionals on television some weekend and concentrate on their knees while they swing, especially when they hit a driver off the tee. You will immediately see that no matter how hard they swing, their lower body is very, very quiet during their swing motion. In some cases, the distance between the inside of their two knees not change until after the club impacts the ball. Try to catch the ladies turn on the TV and look at their knees. Since many of them bearing skirts when they play the non – lateral movement in their knee immediately obvious.
When you sway back and then forward, or if your hips move laterally more than an inch or two at most, when you move your weight, you are probably too "noisy" with your lower body when you swing. This problem does not require a lot of strength or special skills, but it needs to get accustomed to what will initially feels like an unnatural swing, but it will be your best friend when you get used to it and your muscle memory is trained to do it automatically.

A practice drill that you can do in your backyard for learn to shift your weight, instead of sway that does not even require hitting balls is to get a couple of quarter inch diameter wood rods that are long enough to to be high waist when you push them into the ground (3 to 3 1 / 2 meters long). You can buy them for very little of your favorite hardware store. Push one down into the soil around one centimeter to the right of the rear part of your right foot when you take a stance as you address the ball, and one about an inch to the left rear portion of your left foot. If you set it correctly, you are now pretending to address a golf ball with your normal position, and you have two wood rods pushed into the ground in such a way to the top of each rod is about even with the hip, and they are located just outside the heel of both your shoes respectively. So take some practice swings. You should be able to make a full swing without touching the rods with one of your hips or with the outside of your knee. This drill will also help you learn how to make a full turn in your follow up while maintaining a good balance. Do not stiffen up so much that you do not follow. Just concentrate on shifting your weight on the inside of your back foot on your backswing, then move to the inside of your front foot on your forward swing, while a full turn at your waist without moving sideways in a part of the swing.

After some time you will move your weight back correctly on your backswing but you will not be swaying your body when you do it. Likewise, if you move your weight forward correctly your downer, but you will not be swaying in that direction. Just remember: changing does not mean swaying! Now the term "Coiling" your weight back and move it forward will be meaningful. Many golftip will refer to Coiling against the inside of your back leg on your take away, but this year I had no idea what it meant, so I was rocking. Now, I change and my game has improved considerably.

Once you get used to how this new swing feels head to the practice range and hit a bucket of balls with your favorite iron without regard to distance. Any iron will do but a five or six iron would be a good choice if you're not sure where to begin. Just get used to your new swing while you hit real shots. At first, brake both your backswing and forward swing. You try not to set any distance records. You just need to get the feel of your new swing. As you begin to get accustomed to your new swing, start swinging at your normal pace, but not swing any harder than you did before applying these techniques. If the driving range allows you to turn off real grass go ahead and push your wood poles in the ground and hit some Images in this way.

Keeping your lower body "quiet" for all the pictures you take, whether it is a driver off the tee or a wedge in from 15 feet off the green. By limiting your lower body movement and learn to shift, not sway, you will always return your club head squarely to the ball, and thereby eliminating the slicing and inconsistent ball striking.

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