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Ping Golf Clubs- Are They The Best?

July 24th, 2008    Subscribe To Our Feed

Ping golf clubs are now known around the world and are used by some of the top champions in golf today. They are the golf clubs to have when buying your first nice set of golf clubs and are one of the premier brands of golf clubs.  Ping golf clubs are the best and Ping is one of the world’s premier golfing brands. They are light and durable and include a range of PING G5 titanium drivers and fairway woods, PING G5 and i5 irons, wedges and an extensive line of putters for both male and female golfers. These clubs are thought to be the “top-of-the-line” when it comes to golf clubs and are in the number one position on both the “Irons” and “Woods” list.  Ping Golf Clubs are famous around the world and are used by some of today’s top golf champions.

Taylor Made Golf

July 20th, 2008    Subscribe To Our Feed

Taylor Made Golf is a ground breaking brand that is designed and produced with the quality anyone would be proud to display on it’s site. This company is the leader in metal wood innovation and technology and is one of the largest companies that manufacturers golf club, balls, and accessories for the serious golfer.

Golfers are finding that they can get some real distance with Taylor Made drivers and their irons perform very well too.

Taylor Made manufactures high quality woods, irons, wedges, putters and is also proud to offer golf balls through it’s Maxfli brand and golf shoes through it’s Adidas brand. Taylor Made is committed to bringing you a wide assortment of the highest quality products in terms of performance and durability.This golf equipment company has been the golf industry’s technology leader since the company was founded in 1979. Taylor Made Golf was moving onward and upward, and the years since then have witnessed a continued commitment to innovation in golf equipment as well as many more tour victories.

Golf Cart Parts

July 16th, 2008    Subscribe To Our Feed

Golf cart parts are one of the many things that are great to look for on the internet, as they can be difficult to find at local stores. Salvaged golf cart parts are advantageous if you are a cost-conscious buyer when it comes to part replacement.

You should remember that golf cart parts are not just designed for replacing old or damaged pieces of your cart. Most parts are in stock resulting in quick part replacement and minimal downtime. EzGo golf cart parts are easily available from dealers and golf equipment manufacturers. For a majority of golfers, golf cart parts are something that are rarely thought about since the golf course takes care of them.

Chipping – Keep Your Weight on your Front Foot in the Backswing

July 13th, 2008    Subscribe To Our Feed

A chip shot is a short shot around the green that has minimum airtime and maximum roll time. Another way to describe it is 1/3 air, 2/3 roll. You can use one of the following clubs when chipping: 5-iron, 7-iron or 9-iron. Common complaints that I receive from amateurs about chipping are that they top the ball, hit the ball thin, hit the ground behind the ball, blade the ball over the green or completely shank the ball.
The miss-played shots I just described to you are usually the result of an incorrect set-up. There are three positions in chipping that are the foundation of a successful chip shot. Let’s review them:

1.The golf ball should be positioned in the middle of your stance
2.Place 75% of your weight on your left foot (right-handed golfers)
3.The grip end of the golf club points to the middle of your left leg.

When you place 75% of your weight on your left foot, you are ensuring yourself that you will hit down of the ball and not up.Grip down on the golf club to the END of the grip.
The reason you want the golf ball in the middle of your stance is for a more consistent impact. If you place the golf ball too far forward in your stance, you will have a tendency to hit the ball thin, or top the ball and you will pull the ball to the left. If you play the ball too far back in your stance, you will have a tendency to top or shank the ball and push it to the right. When you place 75% of your weight on your left foot, you are ensuring yourself that you will hit down of the ball and not up. Make sure you keep the weight on your front foot in the back swing.Gripping down on the golf club will ensure a cleaner more controlled hit at impact. If you are struggling with hitting thin shots or topping your chips, when you move your handle further to the left (across from you left leg), you will allow the clubhead to hit the ball on a descending blow and not ascending.

How To Get Out Of The Bunker.

July 5th, 2008    Subscribe To Our Feed

If you’ve ever cringed at the thought of hitting your ball into a bunker, you have to check out this new dvd by Bobby Eldridge and Purepoint Golf.

It walks you step by step through the best ways to hit out of a sand trap.

I know you’re thinking that there’s literally tons of material out there dealing with bunkers and how to play them. Everyone’s got a trick to get out of the bunker. But how many people actually play bunkers well? Not many. And how many instructional DVD’s on bunkers offer a full refund if their tips don’t work for you? None. Except this one.

Try it out. What have you got to lose?

If you haven’t seen this, please check out:

Click Here To Get Out Of The Bunker

You won’t be disappointed.

What Is Good “Touch”?

July 2nd, 2008    Subscribe To Our Feed

Every golfer worth his or her salt wants “touch”—the ability to routinely land the ball on the green and run it softly to the pin.

Maybe you even know somebody who has good “touch” and you’ve envied that person’s skillful shots.

Well, I’m going to teach you how to make those same shots part of your game.

That’s right. I’m going to help you acquire a feel for the greens…to master all the variables that are involved in the pitch shot…to truly have “touch.”

And having touch is going to cut your handicap by a third.

I think you should try it out. What have you got to lose?

If you haven’t seen this, please check out:
Show Me Good Touch

You won’t be disappointed.

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