Showing posts with label Drills. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Drills. Show all posts

Saturday, April 16, 2011

Golf Lesson Hammer Throw drills Part 1

Getting to the meat of the method now. Video quality is pretty poor as usual, but these are unrehearsed and unscripted and off the cuff. Me talking to my students.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzxqbziC7o0&hl=en

Friday, March 18, 2011

Senior Golf Drills- Turning Through For Complete Finish

Part of the DVD made by How To Break 80 which instructs senior golfers on how to lower their scores and make the game more enjoyable.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=03FD5HxO60g&hl=en

Saturday, February 19, 2011

Golf Tips, Lessons, Instruction & Drills - Backyard Lesson - Chipping

Watch Instructional Videos, Read My Blog, and Discuss Your Game at: The Gateway To Better Golf golfswing.thruhere.net In this golf lesson instructor Steve Bishop discusses how to practice chipping and pitching around the house. These tips will help you work on your short game at home and carry what you learned to the golf course.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9XtGkjFWDBU&hl=en

Saturday, February 12, 2011

Golf Tips, Lessons, Instruction, & Drills - Walk Through

Watch Instructional Videos, Read My Blog, and Discuss Your Game at: The Gateway To Better Golf golfswing.thruhere.net In this video golf lesson golf instructor Steve Bishop explains and demonstrates his walk-through-drill. This drill and tip help you with your tempo, staying together, balance, weight shift, follow through, and the finish of your full swing.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HnQ6RHepJgk&hl=en

Thursday, November 11, 2010

Kip's Tip of the Day - Forward Swing Drills

Aviara Golf Academy in Sunny Carlsbad, CA welcomes you to view these informative videos hosted by Kip Puterbaugh - visit us at www.aviaragolfacademy.com



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m6OoHp1YLrc&hl=en

Monday, July 5, 2010

Golf Tips, Lessons, Instruction & Drills - Over The Top

Watch Instructional Videos, Read My Blog, and Discuss Your Game at: The Gateway To Better Golf golfswing.thruhere.net BPS golf instructor Steve Bishop answers a viewer question about pulls and over the top swings in the full swing. This video should help you understand what causes an over the top swing, the most common reason for it, and some tips about how to prevent it.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMWFJ8QQO5Q&hl=en

Saturday, May 22, 2010

Four Golf Swing Drills For Newbies

Playing golf seems like easy-peasy. But when you're already studying the game, you will discover that it is something you should take very seriously. Swinging your club correctly is already a challenge. That is why most newbies usually concentrate on practicing golf swing drills.

If you are also a newbie, practicing golf swing drills surely is a good idea. There are four kinds of drills that are commonly introduced to beginners. It's best that you try all these drills so you can determine on which area your weaknesses rely.

1. Tee Pegs. These are used to aid beginners do their first shot better. They raise the golf ball off the ground. That way, you can easily hit the ball. This is used in golf swing drills, too, especially for developing wider arc when back swinging.

2. One-handed. Do you miss shots most of the time? If so, you need to do this drill. This will help develop your hand and eye coordination. To correct your hitting, you should try to swing the golf club using your right hand. Use left hand if you are right-handed and use right hand if you are left-handed.

3. Parallel Club. This drill will be useful for correcting your backswing angle. As the name suggests, you have to place your golf club parallel to the target. Concentrate on the club while it is on the ground and then reach the highest backswing you can. Check the club's position against your target. You have the right angle if the club is parallel to the target on the ground.

4. Balancing. Doing a perfect backswing is only possible with proper balance. One of the golf swing drills helpful for correcting this is practicing the backswing while you are standing on one foot. If you find difficult doing it, then use two feet as long as they are very close to each other. Try to swing the club without moving your feet. If you can do that, then you have learned balance.

Don't expect to get everything right the first time. It takes some time before you can perfect the golf swing. It's not overnight for Tiger Woods to be a superstar. He started as a beginner, too. Yes, just like you. What's important now is that you are dedicated to improve your skills. Practicing different golf swing drills will help you achieve your goals. The more you practice, the nearer you are to perfection.