Apr 16 2009
Four Golf Tips On Beating Blocked Shots
Swinging aggressively isn’t a bad thing, but it can be if taken too far. Golfers who swing too aggressively often jerk the club back on their backswing, thrust forward violently from the top of the swing, or execute a host of other actions that throw off the rhythm and timing of their swings. The result: [...]
Mar 20 2009
Watch Out For Hidden Handicaps
Golf tips come from all sorts of place. That doesn’t mean they can’t help you chop strokes off your golf handicap. The advice might be from an unusual source, but if you don’t give it an honest evaluation, you might miss a good thing. The important thing is to look not at who the source [...]
Mar 12 2009
Five Golf Tips On Accuracy
Accuracy dramatically lowers golf handicaps. Hitting a ball where you want when you want time and time again chops strokes off your scores and golf handicap. To help golfers improve, golf lessons on accuracy usually focus on swing mechanics. That’s a great place to start. The better a golfer’s mechanics, the better are her chances [...]
Feb 19 2009
Adding More “Pop” To Your Woods
Q. Dear Jack, I have been playing for 3 years. I play 4-5 times a week. I also take lessons. My handicap index is 21.7. I hit all my clubs fairly well EXCEPT my 3 and 5 woods. I hit my driver well most of the time. But when I hit a 3 or 5 [...]
Feb 19 2009
Making Spin Work For You
Golfers put spin on the ball all the time. In fact, it’s hard not to put spin on it. But many weekend golfers don’t know how to take advantage of spin—like helping stop a shot within a few feet of the hole. Learning to control spin is critical if you want to cut your golf [...]
Feb 17 2009
Golf Tips & Instruction
“The Web’s Most Popular Golf Improvement Newsletter”
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In this issue we’ll discuss…
1) Stand and Deliver
2) Try “Dead-Hands” Chipping Style
3) Question of the Week - Achieving a One-Piece Takeaway
4) Article - Coming To Grips With Your Grip
5) Article - 4 Hard Shots Simplified
Jack’s Note: First off, thanks to all of our gracious customers who took the most [...]
