Sunday, November 27, 2011

Cobra S3 Drivers | Cobra S3 Irons | Cobra S3 Pro

Cobra S3 Drivers | Cobra S3 Irons | Cobra S3 Pro On YouTube.





www.4golfonline.com Mark Crossfield gets a chance to hit the new Cobra hardwear for 2011. The Cobra S3 driver, Cobra S3 Max Driver, Cobra S3 irons and the Cobra S3 Pro irons. Watch Mark the Internet Golf Professional hit some great golf equipment before it reaches the shops.

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Saturday, November 26, 2011

Golf Tips : Descriptions of Golf Wedges

Golf Tips : Descriptions of Golf Wedges Video Clips.





In golf, there are subtle differences between wedges that are related to bounce, grooves and lie, but the primary difference is in the amount of loft they create. Learn about pitching wedges, gap wedges and sand wedges with help from a member of the PGA National Teaching Committee in this free video on golf wedges. Expert: Jay Golden Contact: www.goldengolftv.com Bio: Jay Golden has been a PGA Member since 1982, and was selected for the PGA National Teaching Committee in 1988. Filmmaker: Suzie Vigon

Tags: golf, tips, golfing, improve, swing, clubs, slices, wedges, balls, scorecards, equipment, instruction, golflink

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Friday, November 25, 2011

The Take Away - Starting Your Golf Swing

The Take Away - Starting Your Golf Swing

Golf Clubs

We're going to go through the first half of the backswing. Every part of your golf swing is important, but if you don't start your swing correctly, it's almost impossible to finish correctly.

If you followed lesson three correctly, you will be set up with a proper stance, the grip end of your golf club pointing to your belt buckle, which in turn will place your head in the correct position. Your spine will also be in the correct position, if your grip end is pointing towards your chin, your spine is to long, if your grip end is pointing lower than your belt buckle, your spine is bent over to much. More importantly your golf club is soled on the ground with the correct amount of loft.

You're ready to start your backswing! The take away is one piece movement, the clubhead, shaft, your hands, arms and right shoulder move in one piece at the exact same time as you get back to the 9:o'clock position.

Both knees are flexed, and during the backswing the right knee never changes position. The left knee however moves towards the right knee as a result of the upper body turning and the lower body resisting this turn, the left knee never passes the golf ball in the backswing.

Golf swing tips:

When you get to the 9:o'clock position stop and check to see where the toe of the club head is pointing, it should be pointing to the sky.

As you swing back away from the golf ball the club head must swing back on an arc which is inside the straight line to the target. When the golf club travels back on the correct path the combination of the arms and hands will be able to swing the golf club back to the correct position at the top of the backswing as long as the right shoulder turns out of the way.

Golf swing tips:

The right shoulder must turn out of the way, not tilting. It is very difficult to get to 9:o'clock with the right shoulder tilted.

The 9:o'clock position is half way back in your backswing. This is a good time to stop, take a look around and check everything is in place. The golf club should be parallel to the target line, club head pointing up to the sky, right shoulder turning.

Golf swing tips:

At the start of your golf swing, think about turning your right shoulder out of the way to allow the arms to swing back, this will make you turn on your axis, and not sway back.

From the 9:o'clock position the golf club must continue up on an arc. This can only happen as you continue to turn the right shoulder out of the way. The shoulders must continue to turn allowing the arms hands and golf club to swing up to the top of your golf swing.

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Thursday, November 24, 2011

TaylorMade Burner Superfast #3 Fairway Woods


TaylorMade Burner Superfast #3 Fairway Woods


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Wednesday, November 23, 2011

Loxahatchee Club - Golf Resorts in Florida

Loxahatchee Club - Golf Resorts in Florida

Golf Clubs

Jupiter and the Palm Beach Gardens area are known for exclusive and prestigious golf and country clubs, but some stand out a little more than others. These clubs are known for the small number of members, understated personalized service, attention to service and detail, and caddies on the golf course.

Among this group of exclusive clubs is The Loxahatchee Club. It is built on 340 acres with 71 acres of lakes and 40 acres of greenspace situated in central Jupiter. The Club can easily be overlooked by the casual passerby as homes sit nestled quietly behind a guarded entrance and a perimeter heavily planted with tropical foliage. The Club is built around a Jack Nicklaus signature golf course and was recognized in 2009 as the #9 in the "Platinum Clubs of America" which celebrates America's top 235 private clubs.

There are 285 homes each distinctly unique and reflect the owner's conception of what life in Jupiter can be. When considering a home you can choose from golf course views, lake views and a few vacant homesites in the half acre size are still available for you to put your dreams onto paper and then see them constructed. Existing homes here range in size from 1,500 square feet to around 10,000 though most are in the 4,000-5,000 square foot range. Homes have been constructed since the mid-1980's, so there are different architectural styles throughout the existing homes.

Living in The Loxahatchee Club, you will be close to other clubs like Admirals Cove, Jonathan's Landing and Jupiter Hills. While there is no ocean access here, if boating, fishing or sailing are of interest you can keep your yacht or sailboat at marinas like Seasport, Blowing Rocks or Soverel Harbour.

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Monday, November 21, 2011

Ping Golf Clubs

Ping Golf Clubs Video Clips.





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Used Golf Clubs, Practice All You Want

Used Golf Clubs, Practice All You Want

Golf Clubs

No matter how confident you are, if you have never played golf, you should not risk going in and buying a set of golf clubs right away. It is always wise to borrow clubs from a friend or a colleague, get some experience and then think about making a purchase. Furthermore, it takes time to figure out the kind of clubs that suit your style of playing. You could however, go in for used golf clubs, pick them up from the local sports store, and use them till you are ready for the big leagues. Not only will these be cheaper, but will help you practice as much as you want without worrying about damaging the clubs.

Some tips to follow while going in for used clubs are,

Rental clubs:

There are many clubs around the world that specialize in golf. These allow people to come in, play a game or two by borrowing all the necessary equipment for a nominal fee. These rental clubs are typically situated within the driving ranges, and offer all customers their range of products. People can borrow used clubs, balls, Tees and other items, use them for a period of time and return when done. It is almost similar to going to a book library, borrowing books and reading them over a period of time. A good opportunity to try out different clubs, drivers to see which gives you maximum power or distance. Once you have determined which clubs are the perfect ones for you, purchase can be made from a reputed store.

Beginner's clubs:

A golf club set consists of many clubs, each used for a different kind of shot, or to give maximum distance. But for beginners, they are generally advised to use half a set, till they get the hang of the game. Thereon, they can try all the drivers and work their way through the course. The half set could be a combination of clubs, some with a sand iron, pitching wedge and a putter of course. A driver is not really needed when learning the ropes of the game, but if the person is comfortable they can give it a shot. Using a 3 wood is what helps most beginners get the ball flying through air, and if they were to use any of the 3 irons, they will notice the ball doesn't go too far. By using the half set, beginners can make the choice of which club to use easily, and get going, instead of wondering which club to use when. It could be a bit overwhelming at the beginning, but as they play, they will realize its not so complicated after all.

Used golf clubs are ideal for people to practice, and beat up with, since they don't have to worry about breaking or damaging the clubs. Sometimes, beginners tend to put too much pressure on the club while getting the ball off the tee, and this could lead to bending, or breaking of the golf club.

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