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Grip it to rip it!

Nick Clemens, 14 January 2010 09:29

It’s the only point of contact between you and your club during the golf swing, so why not spend a couple of minutes making sure you get your grip right! Today’s Golfer Elite Teaching Pro Nick Clemens take you through a step-by-step guide to forming the correct grip in this golf video tip, whichever method you choose to use.

Get a better coil by swinging on your knees

Dan Frost, 24 September 2009 15:16

It’s common knowledge that every golfer wants to hit the ball further with the driver. But there are right and wrong ways to go about generating power in the swing and TG’s Dan Frost is here to show you how to do it correctly. A common fault among a lot of golfers is to try and get the whole body ...

Get Back To Basics With Luke Donald

Pat Goss, 08 September 2009 09:44

People often wonder how much time a player spends with his coach during the season. It can vary, but the relationship I have with Luke is a close one and I don’t think we ever go for more than two or three weeks where we haven’t worked on his swing for multiple days. It is an ongoing process and one ...

Tour Pro Golf Tips eMag

TG Equipment Editor, 24 July 2009 14:50

Let 10 recent Tour winners help improve your golf game... Golf tips include: Shot Shaping Tour Temp Short Game Pro Fitness This e-mag features golf tips and drills by: Mickelson Villegas Ogilvy Wilson McDowell Hansen O'Hair Johnson Open publication

How To Pitch And Run With Paul Broadhurst

Paul Broadhurst, 17 July 2009 12:30

You've got a 20 yard pitch a run shot with no hazards between yourself and the flag. Many golfers would simply reach into the bag and pull out their trusty wedge. But Paul Broadhurst, European Tour professional, says a lofted club is not necessarily the answer. In this video he will show you how to achieve more consistent pitch and ...

Three Keys To Improve Your Rythm with Scott Cranfield

Scott Cranfield, 01 June 2009 09:00

Why balance, relaxation and sequencing are all vital components of building great swing rhythm – and how you can achieve them. Based at the London Club, Scott Cranfield has worked with more than 30 Tour players during a coaching career spanning 20 years. He is currently Setanta Golf's face of coaching and runs his own academy which preaches an holistic ...

Spider Putting Drill

Adrian Fryer, 22 May 2009 17:00

Do you struggle to visualise the line of your putts? A great little tool you can use to help decide the line is the one I call a 'Putting Spider'. Just draw some spider's legs on a compact disc and position the head at the point where you think the ball will break into the hole. Then practice making putts ...

Throw the club at the target

TG User, 19 March 2009 01:00

If you pull or pull slice like I did, here's a exercise to help eliminate that. You may be pulling your forward elbow in to your body instead of extending your forward arm. Take your set up and then lift the club up about 2 feet above the ball. Now take a full swing extending your arm and "trowing the club toward ...

World's Longest Driver Swing Sequence Golf Tip

Jamie Sadlowski, 04 March 2009 12:00

If Jamie Sadlowski has created some uneasiness among his fellow long-drive competitors by routinely hitting 420-yarders -- as he did in winning the 2008 RE/MAX World Long Drive Championship -- imagine how goaltenders in the Alberta Junior Hockey League felt. They actually had to stand in front of him. Last season, Sadlowski was a Bonnyville Pontiacs defenseman known for denting ...

Driving Range Ball Striking Tip

TG User, 21 January 2009 01:00

Driving range tip... Do you know where the ball strikes your club? Would you like an easy way to find out... Buy a marker pen (for a whiteboard) then mark your ball with a straight line - make sure the line faces the club then swing away, the line will leave an imprint on your ball. When you finish clean your clubs ...

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TG User, 19 January 2009 20:12

When replacing the flag stick i find it easy in the wind if i place the stick in the crux of the putter shaft and the blade or head, thus avoiding damage to the rim of the hole. By TG User - pencil01

Vegas Golf - The Game Chips

TG User, 24 November 2008 09:20

This tip will tune in your mental game and is great fun to do between your weekend four ball mates. The aim of the game is to collect the positive chips, that is, one putt or chip in, and stay well clear of the sand, water, out of bounds and the like (because every fault will have a chip for it). As the chips change ...

Short Pitch

TG User, 30 October 2008 09:22

Think of this shot as a softer full swing. Turn your body so that at the finish, your body is facing the target - don't just use your hands and arms. Following all the way through stops you flicking at the ball!By TG User - George Harvie

Aiming

TG User, 13 October 2008 11:31

Quick and simple tip: Aim your body parallel to the target, not at it.By TG User - 99luke99

Warm up for a good round

TG User, 10 October 2008 09:32

Many a saturday I have found myself sprinting from the car to the first tee, grabbing a ball from the bag and lashing at it with the driver in the hope that in that split second, every little bit I know about golf will present itself in perfect harmony and send my ball whizzing out to 320 yards. Of course ...

Put more spin on the ball

TG User, 06 October 2008 15:30

I always wanted to put more spin on the ball but was unable to pinch the ball crisp. If this applies to you then here is my tip for putting more spin on your ball. When you address the ball keep your eyes roughly one to two inches in front of the ball, concentrate on that spot and swing away. You will ...

In the thick of it!

TG User, 06 October 2008 15:00

With a handicap of 28, I have been in the woods, small coppice or maybe under a bush many times. There is always something to prevent you from playing a decent wedge or iron shot and getting your ball back onto the fairway or into a more favourable position can be difficult. No matter which club you use and however ...

No Fear

TG User, 19 September 2008 12:15

Having recently purchased my computer customised Nike Sumo 5000 driver, I was driving really well on the range. I was tentative on the course and trying to cosy drives down the middle . My partner pointed to his golf hat, with the strap line reading, 'NO FEAR'. Taking on that philosophy from the next tee, a smoother more confident swing emerged and I went ...

my tip for stress free golf

TG User, 18 September 2008 12:30

Take up fishing. By TG User - Dave Reid

Driving accuracy

TG User, 18 September 2008 10:55

To add accuracy and possibly some distance to your drives, there are a few very easy and often underestimated ways of getting them: 1. Get a new driver. Now there's no need to go out and spend a small fortune on your driver. You just need to get a driver that works for you. If you have an older driver ...

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