Studies have shown that the fitness aspect of golf is vital to the swing, completing a round and, mental toughness. Few realize that nearly a ton of force is being applied to the ball by a good player at impact. Knowing that fact, the player must be in good condition to play their best golf.
Have you ever had the urge to out drive the guy you’re playing with? Have you ever felt anxiety hitting out of a bunker? Do you apporach shots already assuming you’ll miss the green?
The Truth About the Lies
The effect equipment has on your golf swing is one of the most misunderstood elements of the game. All players, from the tour player to the beginner need to understand the importance of clubfitting.
Here are some of the misconceptions and facts on equipment and clubfitting.
The problem many students face is what we call “Seems as If” instruction. Seldom is the information given to players in books, magazines, or videos wrong. Everyone is sincere about helping you play better golf, but why do so many players continue to struggle with their games.
Do Nothing… To Do Your Best
I often get asked the question, “what should I think about during swing”? Here is the easist way I know to describe a golf swing: “ZERO IT OUT”. As you read this tip think about how simple a tour player makes the swing look. What are they thinking about as they swing? Don’t make striking a golf ball harder than it needs to be!
Contact Randy Joyner Golf to learn more about misconceptions that are killing your game!
He may have finished 2nd but there is a lot to learn from Robert Allenby. Nearly every one of you who read this blog was told the first time you struck a golf ball to keep your head down. It’s the first thing all players are taught and the WORST thing you can ever do in this game.
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