golf techniques

Quel que soit votre niveau, your goals or your evolution, press your swing on solid foundations. This is essential. Even the best players in the world are constantly working fundamentals.

To hope to succeed a good swing, must acquire a solid foundation. These fundamental bases called are threefold : posture, grip and alignment. And even if you play for years, and even if your disability is less 10, you have to constantly go back to basics of swing. Because the goal of every golfer
to have a repetitive and efficient swing, with all the clubs and in all situations. The surest way to achieve or come close is a good organization to the ball. Although the grip and posture of some players may be different depending on their physical, the main guidelines must be followed. the grip, posture and alignment and condition will determine the rest of your movement and thus influence the outcome of your shot. Since these are static positions, you all the time, during your routine or your workouts, to perfect before playing each shot.

Posture

Take time to sit in front of the ball, without precipitation, always keeping the same routine. A bad position will lead you to a bad shot before you even start your swing. On the other hand, good posture is the assurance of uncompensated swing. The posture must be pretty athletic, dynamic and balanced with the corners of the body affirmed. Respect
these "corners" is fundamental and should be maintained throughout the swing. The three main angles are those formed between the club and forearms, bust and thighs and one at the knees.

HERE 7 RULES TO RESPECT

1. Only the position of the ball changes in the stanza
2. Curved left wrist.
3. Club rather in the fingers of the left hand.
4. A l’adresse, maximum two to three knuckles of your left hand visible.
5. Thumb and forefinger of both hands forming a 'V' 'and at the same height on the grip (not too elongated inch).
6. Thumb of the left hand in the palm of the right hand.
7. benefit club in the fingers of the right hand.

the Grip

The grip is probably the most important element. It affects virtually all elements of your movement because it is the only link to your club. The grip must allow hands and your club to evolve together. Improve or change his grip is a difficult exercise because it requires you to go through a period where you lose all feeling and good ball striking. Also note that a position just is not always synonymous with comfort, it is however the key to sustainable swing. Both types of the most common grip is the interlocking grip and grip overlapping. The two hands form a block and play together. The pressure should not be too low, but constant during the entire movement, and strong enough to never lose control of the club.

HERE 6 RULES TO RESPECT

1. Curved left wrist.
2. Club rather in the fingers of the left hand.
3. A l’adresse, maximum two to three knuckles of your left hand visible.
4. Thumb and forefinger of both hands forming a 'V' 'and at the same height on the grip (not too elongated inch).
5. Thumb of the left hand in the palm of the right hand.
6. benefit club in the fingers of the right hand.