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| Golf Article - How to Play Golf's 3 Most Important Strokes by Steve Tanner & Ron Tanner http://www.swingtosuccess.com When it comes down to the crunch, there are three strokes which need to be practiced more so than any of the others. #1 - Driving Whatever thoughts you have in your head about driving at this moment in time, whether it's technical issues or simple issues like, just standing over the ball and hitting it as hard and as far as you can, this section of the article should help you. A bad set-up leads to a bad backswing, which in turn creates problems on the downswing. At address, your lead shoulder should be higher than the other with your head behind the ball. *Remember* tempo is everything. Take the club away from the ball low and slow, turning your shoulders 90 degrees, with a 45 degree hip turn. Keep your legs stable as you turn making sure that you do NOT let your arms get behind your body. Follow through strong with commitment to the shot. The swing doesn't finish at impact. Your weight should feel that it's moved onto your left side (right side if left-handed). "Getting the ball off the tee and keeping it in play makes all the difference to your entire round of golf" #2 - Chipping Chipping is probably the least practiced shot, yet should be a top priority on your practice plan. You will not reach your full potential until you learn how to chip the ball close to the hole. *Important* learn the proper set-up. Your weight should be on your lead side. Playing the ball back in your stance will encourage the club to make contact with the ball first and the ground second. Take the club stright back on the target line, holding your wrists in a firm position through impact. Try chipping with an 8 or 7 iron until you master the bump n' run and then proceed to master the chip shot playing the wedge. #3 - Putting In a sense, putting can either win or lose you the game. Good posture at address is important to remember and maintain during the stroke. Bend at the hips with your weight centred over the balls of your feet. This helps to prevent you getting round shouldered and positions your eyes directly over the ball. Once you have selected a line stay committed to it. Do NOT break your wrists. Perform the stroke with your shoulders, playing the ball off your left heel (right if you're left-handed). Make sure you take the putter straight-back to straight-forward for short putts. Practice your long putts for rhythm and your short putts for the line. To your golfing success... Steve Tanner & Ron Tanner Tanatica Golf Solutions http://www.swingtosuccess.com (c)2003 Tanatica Golf Solutions Tanatica Golf Solutions provide the hottest golf tips, secrets and techniques that will explode your golfing potential. Find out how a 24 handicap golfer drastically cut his shots by 21 to a handicap of 3 in under eight months using the Swing To Success techniques. Click here to Find Out More: http://www.swingtosuccess.com This article courtesy of http://www.iprogolf.com. You may freely reprint this article on your website or in your newsletter provided this courtesy notice and the author name and URL remain intact.
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