Jan 29
You can use golf video instruction two different ways. First, the traditional lessons provided by experienced pros are always personally helpful. Second, you can ask a friend to record your swing for a side-by-side comparison.
One of the greatest advantages of using golf video instruction is the ability to watch the timing of a good swing. Most average players seem to swing too fast. Television coverage of PGA tournaments is fantastic but is a poor substitute for a professional lesson. When watching a lesson, notice how a great player tends to linger slightly longer at the top. The down swing also begins slowly before rapid acceleration near the ball. The action is similar to cracking a whip.
After watching a great swing, play back your personal recording. The difference in total elapsed time may hold the key for lower scores.
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Dec 23
If your game is suffering, you might consider getting some basic golf training. Most instructors can help you improve in a hurry, and if you don’t get instruction, you may find that you can’t improve easily on your own. Even if you just buy a video series, some kind of basic golf training is a good idea.
In some cases, I’ve found that a video series can give you better golf training than a lot of instructors. All golf instructors aren’t created equally, and they usually get top notch experts for a golf video. Tapes are also be a little less expensive, so that’s something else in their favor.
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