#1)  Adjust your setup – Make sure you play the golf ball all the way forward in your stance so that it is directly in line with your left heel.  Your stance should be slightly wider than shoulder width apart.  You want to have a nice solid base which you can turn and coil around.  Also, for the right handed golfer, you want to tilt your spine slightly to the right as this will allow you to swing and hit the golf ball on a slight upswing, launching it high into the air.  This adjustment in your setup will also lead to more distance off the tee.

#2)  Keep Your Lower Body Stable – When you are swinging, the job of the lower body is to act as a base around which your turn and coil your upper body.  This allows you to wind up correctly and will create more power as you swing through the golf ball and release the golf club.

#3)  Keep Your Shoulders Square At Impact – It is a very common swing fault to open your upper body too early in the downswing without giving your arms time to catch up.  Everything needs to Moor ►

03 March 2011 in Golf Articles 0 Comments

Holiday is coming and you still cannot decide where to go with the whole family? There are so many places to visit, but there might not be as best place as the resort offering golf break packages. It is a better offering if you are dreaming of playing golf in the most beautiful place, while keeping your family close in the whole amazing holiday package.

While you are enjoying the best golf sites, there is no need to worry of leaving your family behind, since they can also enjoy the beauty of the resort that has been designed well to entertain the whole family, including the kids. They can also enjoy the most comforting service from spas available in the resort, as well as the most delicious dishes served in the restaurants.

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02 February 2012 in Golf Articles 0 Comments

Las Vegas is synonymous with parties, casinos, high end shopping and entertainment of almost every kind. In Vegas there is fun for friends and families. What most of you may not know is that Vegas is also a very popular destination for professional as well as amateur golfers.  It is home to some famous golf courses like TPC, Legacy golf club, Angel Park, Bear’s Best, Bali Hai, Desert Pines, Dragon Ridge Country Club, Paiute golf Resort to name just a few.

Each golf club is designed with intent to play marvelous golf, challenge skill levels and experience the grandeur of Vegas at the same time. For example The Legacy golf Club designed by Arthur Hills has tee boxes in the shape of hearts, diamonds, spades and clubs to let you know where you are playing golf!!  For those who would rather leave the cards for the tables, the premier course of Dragon Ridge Country Club has a Scottish design with the 18th hole offering a backdrop of the famous Vegas strip. It is also host to PGA events and has a remarkable practice area.

If your style is playing designer golf on a signature golf course then head to Bear’s Best. This strip has holes replicated from places like Arizona and Montana. The last nine holes are challenging stretching into the foothills. If you want to really challenge your brains with a round of golf and at the same time have views of the strip, there are the Spring Mountains and the Red Rock Mountains with tiered greens and waterfalls – It has to be the Sienna golf club. An experience you are going to cherish.

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03 March 2011 in Golf Articles 0 Comments