Grace ParkGolf Club Autographed / Signed
This golf hole pin flag has been personally signed by actor Michael o'Keefe of Caddyshack fame. This item comes with a Certificate of Authenticity from SuperStar Greetings.
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Alignment is essential in the game of golf. If you are highly misaligned, chances are, the golf ball will not go where you intend it. Golf novices usually commit this common error of swinging out of alignment.
But as in any defect, golf or otherwise, there's always something to do to correct it. To properly improve your golf putting alignment, here are some good tips to follow:
1. Position yourself about ten feet behind the ball. This is your first step to achieve the right alignment. You have to stand directly behind the ball. Make sure that you keep it between you and your target. And then, hold your club at the grips.
2. Now select a mark on the ground that is about three feet from the ball in line with the hole or the target. Memorize that spot because you are going to use it as a reference to address the ball and to aim your clubface later on.
3. Walk up to the ball. Go right where the ball is, still with regard to the mark on the ground that you designated. Do not lose focus on your designated mark even as you move. Stand parallel to the target line. Keep your feet together and put your aim on the ball. Formulate how you are to drive it into the hole.
4. Address the ball. Keep your body lean and square on your designated target line. Position your feet in accordance to the club, which you intend to use for the shot. The main idea here is to make sure that the lines corresponding to the tips of your toes, your knees, your hips, and your shoulders should all be in parallel to the target line.
5. Put the club behind the golf ball. You are now ready to make the shot. This time, you are to make sure that the club lies squarely in front of the ball. Your proper alignment, coupled with good swing fundamentals, should be enough to make the ball go straight into the hole with every shot.
6. Keep on practicing to master the alignment rules. If you can't do it this way, try to put a golf club on the ground and do everything from the start. Put the club about five yards to the right of the target. That is, if you are left-handed. It's going to be five yards to the left if you are right-handed. Stand behind the club and line up your toes in parallel with it. Keep practicing for around 20 shots at a time. Then if you are confident enough, try it again without the clubs. See if you can do it on your own, without the guides.
7. If you still can't do it, try it with two clubs. Instead of just putting one club against your feet, put another near the golf ball. That way, you can also compare if the target line you focused on is really in line with the ball and the target. And so you'll be able to train not only your body but your sight as well.
With all these, you should be able to make the necessary adjustments to your golf game alignment. You are surely going to improve your game. If you do so successfully, you can beat most of your friend in a good game.
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Some of us hit our iron shots fat more times than not while others hit them thin. Some beat the ball along the ground; rolling it up the fairway we resemble bowlers rather than golfers. All of us want to hit those pure iron shots we see from the better players. To do so, many golfers have turned to golf swing trainer clubs for help.
Hitting pure iron shots is one of the most satisfying experiences in golf. The majestic beauty of the ball flying toward the green then landing softly near the pin is what brings many of back for another round.
Do you take a divot with your irons? You really should you know. The more accomplished players will all take a divot because they understand that hitting down is best way to take advantage of the design of the golf club.
I know you've heard it before but to hit pure iron shots consistently the clubface must be traveling along a downward path when it strikes the ball. Easier said than done, I know.
The challenging part is that the concept of hitting down on something we are trying to make go up is backwards to most of us. As a result we tend to try to hit under the ball lifting it into the air or we attempt to scoop the ball to get it airborne.
All sorts of things go wrong when we try to swing a golf club like that. Fat shots, thin shots and everything in between but the kind of shot we want. Nobody wants that. It is a shame that we continue playing like this for so long when there is an easy way to fix the problem and bring more enjoyment to every round we play.
The Tour Striker golf swing trainer club is just the tool many of us need to help us develop the feel for the proper downward strike of the golf ball.! This golf swing trainer club will intuitively help you understand leverage and how to apply the club head to the golf ball in the same manner as the best players in the world.
The design is so smart. The lower part of the clubface, where the leading edge would be, has been removed and rounded off leaving only the area close to the sweet spot. When making with the ball the golfer must deliver this modified clubhead into the ball with a forward leaning shaft. Otherwise the ball will be struck by the rounded lower portion of the head and the shot will just roll along the ground.
To hit pure iron shots then you must create a downward blow with the shaft leaning ahead of the ball. When this is done correctly all the engineering of the club and the ball work together to bring the golfer the joy and satisfaction of a purely struck golf shot.
The Tour Striker may be the golf swing trainer club you need to improve your ball striking bringing you more enjoyment of the game we all love so much.
Do not buy a brand new set of golf clubs, yet
It is a good idea not to go out and buy a new set of golf clubs when you first take up the sport. Like anything one takes up that may have a chance of becoming a five minute wonder, it is a good idea to test the ground with the minimum of expense, in fact for free, if at all possible. The last thing you should do is go out and spend a silly amount of money on brand new equipment, only to give up and be left with another item taking up space in the loft, garage, or shed.
Beg, borrow, but don't steel !!
Before buying your first set of clubs, you should borrow or hire them, thus getting a feel of the different brands out there, as well as building up your skill and forming your own style of play. How you play will significantly influence the choice of clubs (brands, construction) that will suit you. Most golf clubs have the facility to hire out clubs and other golf equipment, in fact I myself have never come across a club that didn't, but you never know.
First set, should be a beginners set
Until you get to any decent degree of proficiency with the sport, the clubs you will use the most will be the number 3, 5, 7 and 9 irons, a 1, 5 or 7 club and of course a putter. With this in mind make sure the set of golf clubs you acquire (borrow/hire/buy) contains these clubs, then you will be ready to play.
Maxed to the 14
The maximum number of clubs a golfer is allowed to carry on a course is 14, but as a novice most of them would not be used, therefore stick with the ones mentioned above.
When length matters
When you select the golf clubs you will use, whether borrowed. Hired, or bought, you must check that they are the right length for you. Stance is critical, and you should be sure to get help if you are not confident about how to check this.
This is the game for me
Once you have been playing for a good while and have an idea of what you want from your clubs, then that is the time to get a brand new set that suits you and your style of play. This is the time to head to a decent shop. Your golfing colleagues or the people at your regular golfing haunt will be your best bet for advice on where to go.
The end is nigh
I hope this article has been of some use to you. I have and will produce more articles in good time. Click on this link below, and head to the bottom of the subsequent page for other links to articles written by myself.
The grip has won many awards, including "Top PGA Product of the Year" because immediately you are able to increase your distance and reduce wayward ball flight !
Employing the same logic and principles from other sports, Feel Golf has developed the revolutionary Feel Golf X-Line Full Release Grips, which allows a golfer to fully release the club and attain maximum club head speed. The TaperTip Technology design of this grip is thinner in the left hand and thicker in the right hand--similar to the grip of a baseball bat. The new shape of these grips allows the golfer to easily hold the club in the fingers of the left hand, promoting proper grip and allowing the golfer to release the club through impact. This reduces or even eliminates the dreaded slice that plagues so many of today's golfers.
Feel Golf's new X-Line Full Release Grips have recently received USGA conformance. With the TaperTip Technology and other revolutionary features, this grip is the first major equipment design change in over 100 years.
Loft Lie Head Weight Volume Face Height Club Lenght 21° 59.5° 236 125 cc 34 mm 39.75" 24° 60° 243 125 cc 33.5 mm 39.25" 27° 60.5° 250 120 cc 32.5 mm 38.75" 30° 61° 257 120 cc 32 mm 38.25" Right Hand 21°, 24°, 27°, 30°Finish: Black Head 17-4 Stainless SteelShaft: Graphite Square head design, generous offset and extreme perimeter weighting are the marvels of this new high M.O.I. hybrid. Moving the weight low and to the perimeter produce high launching, soft landing shots and a very forgiving and stable head at impact.This offer includes 4 Quality Assembled Clubs with the following features: 4 x V-Series Square Hybrids, head stainless steel (21º, 24º, 27º, 30º); 4 x SynTech X-Power Graphite shafts (Men's R-Flex); 4 x Rexton Yellow Line Velvet grips (Men's standard size); Quality assembled (Men's standard length, Men's R-flex); Men's Standard Club Length: Graphite Steel 21° 39.75" 39.50" 24° 39.25" 39" 27° 38.75" 38.50" 30° 38.25" 38" Please Note: All Loft, Lie, Face Angle are +/- 1°; Weight is +/- 3 gm tolerance. Copyright © 2006 Monark Golf Supply, Inc. All rights reserved.Mondeo and the "V" logo are registered trademark of Monark Golf Supply, Inc.All other trademarks are the property of the respective trademark owners.
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The role of golf shaft fitting has always been a profound one. The golf shaft and club head are in need of constant communication and feedback for the relationship to flourish. When communication breaks down, intervention is needed. The professional tandem of the club fitter and Launch Monitor is there to "listen," measure, analyze and diagnose. To intervene and help mend those differences that have built over the golf seasons.
Jesting aside, we all know the holy grail to bombing those Saturday morning drives is a perfectly aligned club head and shaft to the swing. My goal today is to provide a general and simple guideline that will allow you to "eyeball" shafts by category, based on your swing profile. If you do decide to "go it alone" or bypass the help of your local club fitter and Launch Monitor, you will need a solid system to make educated decisions.
Introducing the Shaft Profile System (SPS).
But first, let's get a disclaimer out of the way. Nothing replaces the benefits you'll receive from getting fitted with a Launch Monitor. This undoubtedly is the best and most accurate way of getting fitted today.
OK, now on with a high level definition of the system.
There are three variables used in the Shaft Profile System, Trajectory, Torque, and Weight. Since shaft flex is an option within every conceivable shaft selection, we dismissed this as a criteria. We are focusing on the true variables that occur within shaft models in an attempt to predispose you to a selection of shafts that might suit your game.
Below, are the variables and short definitions used in the Shaft Profile System:
Trajectory is defined as the ability to promote the ball airborne. This is influenced by many things but mainly the Bend Point and Tip Flexibility of the shaft. The higher the Bend, the lower the trajectory.
Torque is defined as the amount or measurement of rotational twisting that occurs at the tip of the shaft. The lower the Torque, the less twisting occurs.
Weight is measured by the raw, uncut shaft. Very important and significantly undervalued performance indicator of the shaft. The weight is a very big contributor of control and distance.
There you have it, three variables we will use to align shafts to a player. We will be matching shaft profiles with the player skill level, swing speed, and swing tempo to come up with "suggested" shafts that fit your game.
Golf shaft fitting is a part scientific, part subjective with a dash of intuitiveness. Using the Shaft Profile System will allow us to make very educated golf shaft decisions based on the player swing and profile. Stay tuned because the next post will delve much deeper into this shaft profile system.
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The earlier you start them out, the better they'll play.
PowerBilt Junior Sets feature oversized junior irons, utilizing an advanced perimeter weighting design that enlarges the prime hitting zone and makes the clubs more forgiving. Powerized UltraKick shafts are made from custom graphite composite shafts specially designed to complement junior swing speeds. All clubs feature Genuine Winn Grips for a softer feel and to reduce vibration.
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When playing golf games, the golf club and the golf club's length becomes an extension of your body. There has to be a good fit between you and your golf club. One particular dimension that determines fit is golf club length and it has been established that a good percentage of errant shots is attributed to poor fit. By custom fitting your set of golf clubs, you can reduce the chances of misses, slices, hooks and other disasters.
The average set of clubs that come out of the box is fitted to a male person with a height of 5'10". Some players find it okay to use this standard length. However, some players who find the length too long will ground the club too early during the downward stroke. Taller players will top the ball and embarrassingly miss it. Although the law of physics will tell you that longer shafts makes you drive the ball further, the corresponding loss of control will really penalize your game.
Most professional golf shops will gladly measure you and suggest proper lengths. You are not obliged to buy equipment from them. It is also possible to do online custom fitting. The most common metrics used to determine proper length is your height and the distance between your wrist and the floor. These two factors are taken together because proper fit is a function of height and the length of your arms.
The only time when a longer golf club length is valuable is during longest drive competitions when distance matters more than control.
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