Unfortunately, most amateur golfers use the same “swing hard every time” swing when they pull out the driver and rarely do they have the mindset of backing off the power meter a notch, sacrificing a few yards or two in order to keep the ball in play. This is a huge mistake and will cost you strokes..guaranteed. You need to develop a “go to” driver swing that will stand up under pressure and keep you in the fairway….
Archive for April, 2009
April 30th, 2009
Why You Need to Develop Two Driver Swings
Posted in General Golf Talk, Golf Tips & Lessons 
Tags: hitting the driver, two driver swings 
3 Comments »April 29th, 2009
John Daly Borrows Al Czervik’s Pants
John Daly was recently spotted wearing some “classic” 1970′s golf attire at the Open de Espana at the PGA Golf Catalunya in Girona, Spain. Apparently Daly didn’t feel he was receiving the attention he duly deserved, so he borrowed Al Czervik’s pants, and hit the links in Wednesday’s Pro-Am.
April 28th, 2009
Angel Cabrera – What’s in the bag?
While I’m not the biggest fan of Angel Cabrera, for no real good reason, I figured some of you would like to know what was in his back for his recent Masters win. Here is a complete list of the clubs he has in his bag for Masters week: Driver: Ping Rapture (7.5°) Fairway wood: [...]
April 24th, 2009
Myrtle Beach golf courses survive wild fires without damage
You’ve probably been hearing about the wild fires that swept through parts of North Myrtle Beach starting this past Wednesday. Good news however, the fires have been contained to a small area just west of the Intercoastal Waterway in North Myrtle, and while a few courses such as Waterway Hills, Barefoot & Grande Dunes were [...]
April 23rd, 2009
GolfSigma.com – The Tee Time Search Engine
I was on Twitter yesterday and ran into a fellow Twitterer by the name of Golf Sigma. We got to chatting and I checked out their website and I have to say I was extremely impressed. For those of you who haven’t been to the site, GolfSigma.com is the most comprehensive golf tee time search engine available. They have the most extensive inventory and search capabilities of any site I’ve tried, and I’ve used quite a few to book tee times over the years.
