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On-Line-Golf-Lesson Courses

Jul 25 2010
On-Line-Golf-Lessons
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Welcome to our On-Line-Golf-Lesson Courses.

There are Three Courses to choose from but it is strongly recommended that you follow these Courses in there correct sequence.

They have been fully structured to build your swing in a step by step procedure.

Introduction to Golf is Free of Charge to all golfers.

It is mainly aimed towards the person who is considering taking up golf for the first time. Yet in saying that there is a lot of interesting information for all golfers no matter what standard of golf they play.

Better Golf Stages #1 and #2 are Fully Structured Courses with each Course consisting of ten lessons.

Within each lesson there are sub-headings with detailed information pertaining to that individual lesson.

It is imperative that they be followed in order as missing out on Stage #1 will have a direct consquence on Stage #2.

Stage #1 will hold some of the most important aspects of the golf stroke.

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Ball Position

Mar 26 2010
Golf Tips
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Bal Flight Direction is very dependent on ball location in regards to Low Point.

Where ever the Leading Edge of the club is facing at Separation Point (when the ball actually leaves the clubface, not Impact) is the direction the ball will travel.

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Pressure Points

Oct 23 2009
Golf Tips
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Force is applied to the Ball through the Lever Assemblies.

Power is applied to the Lever Assemblies through Pressure Points.

Power is applied to Pressure Points by Power Accumulators.

Power Accumulators are out of line conditions of the Power Package Components, Releasing then to an In-Line condition Releases their stored power

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Zero Accumulator #3

Oct 22 2009
The G.O.L.F. Swing
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Power Accumulator #3 is formed by the angle established between the Left Arm and the Clubshaft.

Accumulator #3 should never be Out-of-Line, instead it seeks to MAINTAIN its Radial Alignment with the Left Arm and a Left Wrist Vertical to its associated Plane (Horizontal, Vertical, Angle).

So basically Accumulator #3 , Hand Motion is...........

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Release Motions

Oct 22 2009
The G.O.L.F. Swing
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There is a Release of the Cocked Left Wrist at some given point during the downstrroke as the Clubshaft seeks its In-Line condition with the Left Arm, Full Extension.

The uncocking of the Left Wrist is Lever Extension only. There is the Release of the Turned Left Hand as it Rolls and allows the Clubhead to overtake the Hands.

Regardless of the Plane, (inclined -steep, flat, horizontal plane) the uncocking of the Flat Left Wrist is a Perpendicular Motion. That is all it does, nothing else.

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Wrist Motions - Dowell Drill

Oct 17 2009
Golf Tips
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This is an excellenrt drill using two pieces of dowelling. It will give you the correct Wrist Motions from the Address Position (8-3) through to the Finish Position (8-12) of the golf stroke.

This drill should be practiced and practiced until both Hands are fully educated.

The Hands connect you to the club, they simply must be right.

They MUST play their roll throughout the golf stroke. Remember, the Hands can nullify it all and never be suspected. Educate the Hands.

The Hands are not educated until they control the Pivot (12-3-0).

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