Opettelen pelaamaan golfia

I found a very interesting set of drills at http://www.progolflesson.com/drills/ (Thanks for Ian for reminding me about "pump it" drill. If I add a drill to chip pennys from a mat, I think I have enough to start practising. Also I think I will use a mirror to check my address and backswing position. I also noticed that I need to stretch my hips and core to get enough rotation. Last time at the range... I noticed that hitting eyes closed was a very good practise. It's a body-mind exercise. You sense your movements better. I did not realize it on the range, but it would be good to to a swing eyes closed after a good swing. You might learn the sensation - feel for that good shot - and remember it easier by repeating it straight away. I am going skiing crosscountry. I think that is a good exercise for shifting weight and also endurance - of course. I am not thinking of golf while I am skiing, but some times I do think about core performance. Skiing is also a core exercise fo...

Next step will be to look for drills and exercises to develop accuracy in my golf swing. Accuracy is the ability to repeat the same movement - and finding a correct swing path. Even though I am not focusing on power, the tempo/rhytm of the swing will affect the accuracy. Accuracy is 1) Swing path (stance, address, take a way, backswing, down swing, impact, follow through and finnishing position). Those are the doddied line. 2) Balance 3) Relaxation, rhytm - "soft hands" 4) grip, "cup" on the wrist So I need to look for drills that help me develop 1) Swing path 2) Balance 3) Natural feel for the swing and club 4) Timing on impact Starting to look after I come back from the range...

Development program for learning to play golf Introduction At the moment my HCD is 47 and I will design a program to drop it under 10 during next summer. This is "learner managed learning", but I need all the help I can get. I started to learn golf last August and got my greencard by training by my self. My understanding about golf comes from internet and television. My golf – what is it all about? Here are six principles that I think are import for me. I don't know how these principles affect my development plan. If the principles are important, they should be present in the development plan. I think that to learn and enjoy golf, I have to think of it from many points of view, like social, mental and physical activity. 1. "Ubuntu" means I am what I am with help of others. Golf is a social game. (Rule is not to instruct others. Even asking advice should be very well thought, BUT we learn from others ANYWAY! 2. "BMAN" = Body, mind, activity and nutritio...