Proper Golf Stance And Grip

Like I've just mentioned, developing your golf game could come down to something as simple as a proper golf stance and grip.

Let me show you what works for me...

When I first started playing golf I always made the common mistake of standing too far from the ball. I'd give myself the space to swing but the ball would more often than not slice. So try to stand as close as possible to ball while still being able to make a proper swing.

Another thing you should try and avoid is letting your arms hang out while positioning to swing. The rule is "arms hang down - NOT out". Small variations in your positioning will vastly improve your game.

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So I'll admit that I had to spend a fair deal of time trying to improve my posture and stance before I showed any improvement in my game. I usually have back aches so this had an affect on my posture which adversely affected my game. The thing is, I never noticed this, one of my friends did. Without a full-length mirror on the course, chances are your posture could be incorrect without you knowing either. Have someone else judge this for you.

As you should already know, having your feet, hips, shoulders and a line across your forearms all pointing in the same direction is of vital importance but there are so many other small factors that can negatively influence your game. Developing a proper golf stance and grip will make all the difference.

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A loose grip is the predominant cause of slicing and I've managed (with practice) to get a neutral grip that enhances my game tenfold. There's lots of information available on the best ways to improve your grip spread out all over the internet or you can learn the quick way as I did to improve my game with all the tips and tricks handed to you below...