Unfortunately, many of us golfers see this happen much more than we would like. You know what I am talking about. Shots that throw you off balance or are more complicated than golf instruction videos or professionals make them seem.
Here is how to conquer that awkward shot.
When you have an awkward shot to make, think about how you can swing, keep your balance, and keep from moving your head. Concentrate on that perfect golf swing. Then imagine the path your club travels along. Prior to setting up your shot, consider where the club head needs to travel for the greatest distance in a straight line. Keep in mind that the ball is in contact with the club head for several inches.
After you make a few practice swings, you will be able to see what relationship your feet will have with the line and then you can determine your stance.
It is important to keep from swaying when you are about the hit the ball.Right before your swing, make sure that there is no problem in keeping your balance. If there is, you need to keep shifting until you find a comfortable position where there is no tension in your swing. Freeing your mind and muscles is what you are looking for so that you will be able to swing smoothly. If you are uncomfortable as you approach the ball, you are not going to be able to focus on the ball. Your feet must be kept still.
Ensure that you can see the ball from the beginning to end of your swing. Even if it is a difficult shot, never focus on the ball. This will help you hit the ball cleanly and solidly.As long as you keep your eye on the ball, your swing will be faultless and you will hit the ball properly.
Keeping your head still through out your entire swing is essential in improving your swing. Then if you have an awkward shot, you will be able to hit it with confidence and assurance.
Bad or difficult weather can make any shot more difficult. When the wind is blowing, it is important to keep your feet closer together. It is natural to think that you just need to hit the ball harder, but the wind makes it even more important to hit the ball correctly.
The more difficult the shot, the more you need your muscles to be relaxed enough to make the shot.
Here is a tip. The shorter the shot, the closer your feet should be brought together.Hit the ball true and not with all of your might, and you will find it traveling further rather than bouncing away.
Awkward and difficult shots are something that every golfer is faced with and must overcome. Once you learn how to handle them, you will be much more confident and you will learn how to a lower your golf score!
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This post was written by admin on May 10, 2009
