Category Archives: lessons

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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Your Golf Grip and how it will improve your game (part 2)

Posted on July 23, 2007 by James Jestes

To read part one please click here Next you add your right hand to your grip, by bringing it onto the shaft as close as is comfortably possible to your left hand, in such a way that the palm is … 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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Your Golf Grip and how it will improve your game (part 1)

Posted on July 17, 2007 by James Jestes

If clubface alignment at impact is golf’s critical “geometrical” factor, then how the golfer holds his club — and thus controls this alignment — is the supreme factor determining the success or failure of his shots. Much as many golfers … Continue reading →

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