54 days ago by Shawn Manahey

The first golf clubs were introduced in 1826 by the Scotsman Robert Forgan. He chose to use hickory wood that was imported from the United States. Soon, hickory was adopted by all of the club manufacturers even though there were cheaper options.

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111 days ago by Jason Reardon

Selecting a putter is not an easy task; it needs art as well as science. No putter can make a great golfer unless there is enough practice and skill. But when selecting a putter, one must have enough knowledge so that the golfing putter selected works with your style and also gives you the feel and ...

112 days ago by ussgolf

Tilt the club shaft about 45 degrees unto the ground and grip the club with your left hand. Always remember that your grip to the club must be placed diagonally. Avoid laying your grip within your fingers or across the mid-palm. titleist 910fd fairway wood It is often said that the perfect golf swin ...

118 days ago by Jason Reardon

When selecting which putter to purchase there is almost as much art as there is science. First no putter will make you a great golfer, which takes practice and skill. However, when choosing a putter the more you know the better chance you have of selecting a golf putter that will work with your styl ...

121 days ago by admin

124 days ago by ussgolf

Learning the correct golf swing is one of the important things that you have to focus in playing golf, as errors often abound on how one swings the club to hit the ball. If you are learning how to play the game of golf, or even if you are still having the interest to learn golf, it is important to k ...

134 days ago by ussgolf

Fix slices. Banana balls or slices, are among the common pitfall of golfers. Some may overcome this after a long time, but when you learn the biomechanics of golf, you will have the ability to fix this problem within a short period of time. In the end, they should all remember that golf is just a ga ...

139 days ago by ussgolf

A technique to improve your putting, especially for distance control, is putting blind - putting with your eyes closed when practising. After each putt and before you open your eyes, you should estimate the direction and distance of the ball. This will help you with your feel. Line drives can be lik ...

142 days ago by ussgolf

With the one plane swing the torso is bent forwards from the hips slightly more than in the two plane swing. The club and leading arm form an almost straight line at set-up. This position allows the swing to be rotated around the spine at an angle which helps to control and keep the club on the same ...