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Crank Out More Yardage Now By: Jack Moorehouse | Apr 24th 2011 - Want to add 40+ yards to your drives right now - without taking golf lessons? Imagine what that could do for your golf handicap. A study done by Golf
Digest indicates that you can add 40+ yards to your drives simply by
"hitting from the inside." Unfortunately, many weekend golfers
approach the ball from the outside. How does that affect your swing? Tags:golf, drive, get more yardage, swing
Four Quick Fixes To Salvage A Bad Round By: Jack Moorehouse | Feb 17th 2010 - "Band-aids" are a necessary part of the game—especially if you want to keep your golf handicap low. Band-aids are quick on-course fixes that correct swing flaws. They're not permanent solutions. Designed to work only one day, band-aids help you salvage a bad day on the course. Tags:golf tips, golf instruction
Increased Power Helps You Attack The Greens By: Jack Moorehouse | Jan 1st 2010 - Power alone can't shave strokes off your golf handicap. But power combined with accuracy can. Together, they can put you in great position to attack the green in regulation. The more greens you hit in regulation, the better your chances of making pars and birdies. If you can squeeze out another 20 to 30 yards off the tee while still maintaining accuracy, you'll dramatically increase your chances of reducing your golf handicap. Tags:golf tips, golf instruction
Five Equipment Myths: Fact Or Fiction By: Jack Moorehouse | Dec 22nd 2009 - Good equipment helps you cut strokes from your golf handicap. Bad equipment helps you add strokes to your golf handicap. This is why smart golfers learn as much as they can about clubs, balls, and other golf equipment before buying. Knowing what your buying helps you choose the right equipment. Tags:golf tips, golf instruction
Conquer The Perimeter For A Better Golf Handicap By: Jack Moorehouse | Nov 14th 2009 - The perimeter around the green is the single most important area in golf. Players who have solid games from there always score better than those who don't. Unfortunately, many golfers with high golf handicaps don't practice their perimeter skills. Chipping a few balls before playing isn't practicing. Neither is taking golf lessons or reading golf tips. If you want to improve your perimeter game, you must take practice seriously. Tags:golf tips, golf instruction
Three Drills For Generating More Clubhead Speed By: Jack Moorehouse | Sep 25th 2006 - Weekend golfers often equate muscle power' with length off the tee. I see it all the time in my golf lessons. The player swings his or her driver as hard as he or she can, hoping to hit a monster drive. They never do. In fact, swinging the driver harder, as I tell these players, shortens your drives because it tightens your muscles, decreasing their ability to producing power.
The secret to more distance off the tee is generating more clubhead speed. Mechanically, you gen... Tags:Sports, golf, golfers, handicap, putting, clubhead, clubhead speed,
