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...h is that your golf swing begins before you begin to draw your club into the backswing. The golf swing actually begins at set up.

When addressing the golf ball, do the following:

Make sure the clubface it square to the ball.

Make sure your hands are comfortable and correctly gripping the club.

Position your body properly over the ball.

It should be in that order. If you square the clubface first, it should make your stance follow properly and allow for a more exact aim.

To do this take the club in your right hand (if you are right-handed) and set the bottom of the edge of the club face perpendicular to the aim of your target. This should set your aim in direct contact with your goal.

Golf Bunker Shot - The Sure Out Checklist

...Bunker shot step by step tips to get out of a fairway bunker. My secret is short fast golf stroke with locked wrists. Here's how.

The length of the back swing and follow trough will depend on the distance and height you want to reach. This checklist is the proven key to successful sure out golf bunker play.

1. Take a wedge. A sand Wedge, but a Lob or Gap Wedge also will do for a bunker shot.

2. Stand more op...more

Detailed Review Of Bushnell Non-Laser Golf Scope 10-0520

...rd from 10 to 1000 yards away. This sharp distance measure is effective at helping you improve your game.

The key features of this golf range finder are 5x magnification, Maximum range 1000 Yds and no batteries.

The basic function of this range finder depends upon the hypothesis that all golf flagsticks are similar in height.

Using this rangefinder is very simple. View the flagstick through the scope and tune it with a scale on the scope. Now you can est...more

Left Handed Golf Tips

...be full of excellent tips for the left handed golfer. There are also several videos of left handed golf tips. These can be found at your local bookstore, online, or even at your golf shop. The main way to learn to play golf left handed is to find an instructor who has experience teaching left handed golfers, invested in a good left handed golf instructions book, or watching other left handed golfers.