Category Archives: Golf Tips

Your Golf Attitude (Part 3)

Posted on August 1, 2007 by James Jestes

Play within your own limitations. One appreciates that a lot of the fun in the game for the club player lies in having a go, but surely the score counts too? If it does, a little more reality about one’s … Continue reading →

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Learn how to setup your backswing (Part 1)

Posted on July 24, 2007 by James Jestes

What is the backswing for? How many golfers, I wonder, have ever asked themselves that question? They know all the things they are supposed to do to make a good backswing — “head still,” “shoulders turned 90 degrees, hips turned … Continue reading →

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Mental Pictures playing golfs short game

Posted on July 20, 2007 by James Jestes

The golfer with an effective short game, the man or woman who can consistently lay those little pitch and chip shots close enough to the hole for a single putt, really does have a tremendous advantage. Confidence in one’s short … Continue reading →

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Golf injury prevention

Posted on July 17, 2007 by James Jestes

Golf injury prevention means focusing on conditioning for golf, good golf swing mechanics, and the right golf equipment choice. Mentioning the words golf injury may bring to mind a picture of someone getting hit in the head with a golf … Continue reading →

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Quit missing putts

Posted on July 17, 2007 by James Jestes

When You Consistently Miss Your Putts You are on the green, there is a great opportunity to finish the hole in perfectly by sinking that first putt. For newcomers, however, your dreaming, unless the ball is sitting within a few … Continue reading →

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