Golf Swing Techniques to lower your score!

I struggled for years with inconsistency in my golf game! When driving the ball I might top the ball, hit a slice, hit it fat, or maybe actually hit it well. Trouble was, I could not count on any one of those things happening. It was like "rolling the dice" to pick which result would happen. The only thing I could count on was that my chances of hitting a good drive where pretty slim. I always consoled myself by saying I got more value out of my golf games because I got to hit the ball more. Not really a very consoling thought.

The cause of my inconsistency was poor golf swing techniques. Having a poor, inconsistent grip, particularly pressure, affected the ability of the club to impact the ball squarely. My stance was inconsistent, sometimes bending over too far, sometimes not bending over enough. And my back swing was a mess, breaking my wrists to soon, not keeping my right elbow in and swinging to fast. All these things and more contributed to my problems.

Fortunately, I was able to find help for my inconsistency. That help came in the form of some simple instructions that allowed me to focus on a few key things. Instead of complicating everything, the instructions simplified it for me.

One of the resources I used for these simple golf swing techniques is SimpleGolfSwingNow.com. Check out the information at this site. I promise you won't be disappointed!

Hitting from the rough is not much fun. When I played I was happy if my slice made it all the way to another hole's fairway because at least I had a chance of hitting from a good lie. Those few times I managed to stay on the hole's fairway were great times of celebration. Instead of celebrating a birdie, I would celebrate if I managed to only hit bogey on the hole. What a nightmare!

My slice, slice, slice game finally was fixed when I improved my golf swing techniques by incorporating some simple changes to my grip. On my grip I simply had to turn my left hand over towards my right hand. I made sure I could see one or two knuckles and that both palms were facing each other. Simple, but effective!

More techniques like this can be found at SimpleGoldSwingNow.com

Early in my golf game, a 220 yard drive from the tee using my "big" driver was good. I would use a 5 iron for 150 yard approach shots. I'd watch other players out drive me and use much shorter irons than I used. I just thought they were stronger than me so would always out-power me.

I was wrong! Distance is more about having good golf swing techniques than it is about raw strength. Sure, raw strength can be beneficial, but swing technique is far more important. If you learn good technique you will be able to compete well with all those "big gun" hitters you play with.

Here's three things that can increase distance:

1. Learn the one-piece takeaway. It will increase your distance.
   
2. Learn where to stop your backswing. A shorter backswing promotes consistency and increased distance.
   
3. Improve your hand action to increase your swing speed by 10 mph.
   

These golf swing techniques are explained in greater detail at SimpleGolfSwingNow.com.