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Introduction.
(Changed
- 13/10/2008)
Analysis of golfers.
The golfing fraternity is made up of men,
women and children from all over the world who play the game
of golf with different levels of skill, but there is a small
percentage of these golfers who stand head and shoulders above
the rest and are able to play top quality golf on a consistent
basis.
You may wonder why these golfers are able
to play the game with great skill whilst the remainder of
us manage to play good golf one day and not so good on other
days.
If you analysed and studied the statistics
you would probably find that most golfers that are presently
playing or have played the game of golf at the top level,
started playing when they were very young, at a time when
their body was still developing its muscle structure.
Therefore it is the adults with a full
developed muscle structure that find it difficult to master
the game of golf because they use a different technique
to perform the golf swing from a person who began playing
as a youngster.
For example, the mature golfer allows too much free movement
of the arms which results in a lack of control of the alignment
of the club face.
Therefore I contend that the golfer who
takes up the game later on in life uses an entirely different
technique to perform the golf swing to those who begin to
play golf at an early age and if
you have any doubts about my theory, just think about this,
if the youngsters can hit the ball as far as they do with
an undeveloped muscular structure, why cannot we as adults
with a fully developed, stronger, muscular structure, not
hit the ball further. ???
It is all down to the correct technique
which you can learn within this website.
I have played golf since 1980 and like
many other golfers did not start playing until I was nearly
Forty years of age and gradually learnt to play a half decent
game of golf by trial and error.
Over the years I have studied the technique
of top class golfers, read countless golf magazines and digested
all of the information that was offered to try to find out
how the top golfers are able to consistently strike the ball
with a high degree of accuracy in both direction and distance.
However the
Professional Golfers and the Golf
Instructors who contribute to the various golfing magazines
offer all sorts of advice about the golf swing but they do
not clarify the absolute basic principles of the golf swing,
therefore about six years ago
I began to research the workings of the golf swing to find
out why?
The information
that I have gained by this extensive research has dramatically
improved the quality of my golf -- and it can
do the same for you as long as the
basic
principles and the basic
movements of the golf swing are followed.
Therefore I have developed this website
so that anyone who is prepared to learn these basic principles
will begin to play much better golf, sooner -- rather than
learn it by trial and error as I did.
If there is one ingredient that the top
golfers possess, it is a natural ability to watch
the ball as the club head swings into the contact area
and literally see the club head make contact with the ball,
an action that also greatly assists in keeping the head
positioned slightly behind the ball whilst the club head moves
through the contact area, but the very top class golfers also
see the ball move away from its resting place and it is the
ability to do this on every shot that enables them to stay
at the top of their profession.
To give you an idea of why I say this,
you will notice that very good snooker players/tennis players/
footballers and cricketers often make very good golfers because
they know that the ball must be watched at all times until
it is struck, regardless of what game they play.
They all ensure that either a snooker cue, tennis racket or
a cricket bat is forced right through the contact area.
If you do not have this natural ability,
you need to develop
this skill if you wish to improve your golfing technique.
This is not a "quick
fix" course of lessons. All of the movements that I describe
will enhance the quality of your golf but it important to
understand that you have to practice each movement until it
becomes second nature to you, so do not expect too much, too
soon.
I have listed the lessons in logical order
so that the golfer learns the correct movement of each part
of the body by way of practice, therefore it is important
that the instructions of each lesson are practised thoroughly
before moving on to the next lesson.
Failure to understand this principle of
how to change your golf swing will only cause the mind to
become confused, so practice one movement very thoroughly
before moving on to the next.
It will take many months of learning these
new movements before you will see any significant improvement,
however if you can discipline yourself to thoroughly learn
each lesson before moving on to the next lesson, you will
achieve the maximum benefit from my lessons.
It is also important for you to understand
that it is not how fast you move the various parts of the
body that makes the ball go a long way, it is how fast the
clubhead is moving as it swings through the contact area.
However, whether you swing the golf club
at a fast speed or a slow speed there is one single item that
applies:-
" The mechanical movements of the
perfect golf swing remain the same"
Therefore I have designed
these lessons specifically so that you can be seen to be playing
better golf as you complete each section. So for your own
speedy advancement I suggest that you keep to my schedule.
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