Golf For You
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Tiger Wood Golf Swing Analysis
Great Books on Golfing
Tiger Woods - How I Play Golf - Book
No athlete has changed his sport the way Tiger Woods has transformed the world of golf. The Tiger phenomenon has created a new legion of golfers, seduced by Woods's almost effortless mastery of this most difficult game. In How I Play Golf Woods reveals the many facets of his game and offers a plethora of tips and advice aimed at all levels of play.
On & Off Course Golf Tips Book
Simply formatted and pocket-perfect, this 5-by-3-inch laminated guide is worth its weight in thrown clubs. Dont think twice about how to align yourself on a side-hill shot just flip the guide open and find out. From drops to etiquette, On & Off Course Golf Tips contains all the problem-solving stuff you wish you could ask a teaching pro in your group.
NICKLAUS' GOLF MY WAY - Book
Finally, Jack Nicklaus, golf's leading master, definitively covers the whole of his game through a lifetime of greatness. Golf My Way presents an all-inclusive, A-to-Z explanation of how this greatest of champions thinks about and plays the game.
Pelz'S Putt Like The Pros (P) - Golf Books
This book brings knowledge and understanding in the research of putting, where you will learn about the outside influences that affect the putting stroke. It covers the mechanics of putting, and includes techniques, exercises and drills to improve the putting stroke. Dave Pelz has come up with a system to perfect your putting stroke or at least to come as close to perfect as humanly possible.
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These people may be right, but then again they may not. Depends on how you look at it and what kind of golfer you are that would dictate what you will say. But in reality most of us already know the answer but tend to say different things because we can't really admit to the fact that Tiger Woods has the best darn swing in the world today.
The reason why I say it's the best is because of his natural ability to use his dexterity, flexibility and strength in one fluid motion to create his tour winning golf swings. Knowing this let's break down the famous Tiger Woods swing in to 4 key elements of the full swing motion.
These are 4 key elements of Tiger Woods' swing :
1. At the very start of his swing. Woods uses his amazing flexibility to reach far back (notice that when he extends his swing backwards it reaches farther than most golfers on any tour, this is one of the main advantages of Woods ), extending his range of motion at the same time as keeping his rotary torso in a straight line over his right leg.
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2. Once he releases the swing forward, Woods has already built up maximum clubhead velocity. This is achieved by rapidly turning his torso and pressing his right leg forward toward the swing. Throughout the full motion of the swing, Woods wastes little or no energy by keeping a straight line above the ball. Aside from the velocity and the force from his shoulders and arms, he uses his upper body strength in the swing as he pushes forward.
3. Woods drives the clubhead through the ball (maximum clubhead-ball contact is needed so the chance of slicing or chopping the ball is avoided), using the force from his hips, shoulders and wrists he concentrates impact force and makes a very high initial ball speed. Within 2 feet off the tee and the club the ball is now traveling at speeds that reaches around 180 miles per hour - this ball speed is up to 20 mph faster than the average tour pro.
4. One of the most over looked elements and factors in the golf swing is a good follow through. A follow through is the after impact motion that makes a full motion achieve fluidity. By this time, Woods allows the club head's momentum to lengthen his follow-through (this means that the force of the swing is kept at the maximum level from the start of the swing, any decrease in speed will make the follow through rough) far around his back, completing a long and smooth clubhead rotation.
And that is the secret to the championship winning golf swing of Tiger Woods.
Golf Training Aids
Swingyde Golf Swing Training Aid
Swingyde is lightweight, portable and easy to attach to your club. This simple and effective training device reduces incorrect wrist hinging for more distance, accuracy and control.
SKLZ Gyro Swing Trainer
Ideal for beginners or high handicappers to learn the feel of a proper swing and develop good habits from the start.Better players can use it to refine their swings and further sharpen their timing.
SKLZ 6 Iron Rick Smith Golf Training Aid With Manual
Breaks in the Refiner show breakdowns in your swing. The patented, two-way adjustable hinged clubs give instant feedback on tempo and swing plane to smooth out your swing. Even hit balls with it.
Impact - True Ympact Swing Trainer - Golf Training Aid
This impressive new Swing Trainer may be the most powerful one hundred dollars you could ever spend on your golf game. It works with all the clubs in your golf bag, and will help you develop the "muscle memory" needed to get the most out of your swing. By taking 10 swings with this Swing Trainer, and then 10 swings without it, you already begin to feel -- and see -- results
Golf Training Aid and Putting Green
Available in 7', 9' and 13' lengths, these golf training aids help you quickly improve your putt. Six separate devices deliver quick, positive feedback when you take a stroke. The String Guide marks a path to the hole, while the Ball-Marking Tool aids in your alignment.
Golf Tutorials
Grip Variations

Interlocking Grip
For starters, if you have small hands and fingers, the interlocking grip will probably work best for you. It helps you wrap your fingers and palm around the grip handle.

Overlapping Grip
If you have large hands, the overlapping grip will probably work best for you.
The above-mentioned grips are the proper way to hold a club- however there are three different ways you can apply them to the golf club.
You can grip the golf club in a weak position (no knuckles of the left hand showing), neutral (one knuckle of the left hand showing) or the strong position (2 or 3 knuckles of the left hand showing).
Weak Position

Weak Position - no knuckles of the left hand showing
Neutral Position

Neutral Position - one knuckle of the left hand showing
Strong Position - 2 or 3 knuckles of the left hand showing
During your experimenting, if the golf ball has a tendency to curve to the right, you will want to move BOTH hands to the right (strong). When you move the hands make sure you do it slowly. If the golf ball has a tendency to curve to the left, you will want to move BOTH hands slowly to the left (weak). Now, if the golf ball is flying without a curve, you have the correct grip for you. DO NOT EXPERIMENT WITH ANY OTHER GRIP.

More Golf Tutorials
- The grip : Right Hand
- Now that the left hand is in place you are going to place the right hand on the golf club.
- The grip : Left Hand
- When you pick up a golf club your hands are the only part of your body that touch the club. For many years the hands (grip) have often been referred to as the steering wheel of the golf swing.
- The Takeaway
- As you address the golf ball there are some critical parts of the setup that must be in place before you start the backswing
- Top of the Back Swing
- As the golf club leaves the 9:00 position, it has to continue on the arc until you reach the top of the backswing. There are a number of moving parts that must be in place during this journey. First and foremost the right shoulder must continue to turn.
- The Down Swing
- Starting the Downswing
As the right arm begins to unfold and the left hip moves one or two inches towards the target before it begins to turn out of the way, the downswing is in full swing mode. In other words the game is on. No holding back, no stopping and no bailing out. There is no turning back. - Downswing - The First Move Down
- Now you are ready to start the downswing. You have arrived safely at the top and now you need to return to the bottom in one piece.
- Start - Golf Club Down
- As you begin the downswing there are many parts that you must follow in order for you to swing the clubhead back on the correct path with maximum amount of speed. By now you know the right arm must begin to unfold first and then the left hip moves one or two inches towards the target and then it turns back and out of the way.
- From Impact to the Finish
- The one thing you have to keep in mind is from the top of the backswing to the finish is a non-stop fluid motion. When the golf club starts down there is no slowing down or stopping of the club head. Many things take place during the downswing and they all have to be in sync with one another to make for solid impact.
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- Jinggo Jinggo Nov 6, 2009 @ 11:23 pm | in reply to Steve_Lundin
- - Thanks Steve and Alex for the great comments. Will visit both site and lense shortly.
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- Alex Alex Sep 23, 2009 @ 6:28 pm
- Nice squidoo page mate and very good grip tips!
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- Steve_Lundin Steve_Lundin Aug 12, 2009 @ 11:44 pm
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