Does your golf game require a little assistance?

Whether you are a complete novice golfer or a more experienced player, learning how to swing a golf club and how to play good golf can be one of the most rewarding and yet challenging experiences.

There are many golf swing tips and articles provided covering all the various aspects of golf such as; full swing, grip, cures for that unwanted slice or hook, driving, putting, the short game, golf fitness, golf rules, course etiquette and the mental game.

So take the opportunity to browes through these free golf tips to find some great pointers.

I am sure they will help you take strokes of your score.

John Furze (PGA, GSED) 

In The Golfing Machine, Homer Kelley stresses that each hand has a different role to play.

One of Homer Kelleys unique insights was this; Left Hand - ClubFACE; Right Hand - ClubHEAD.

The grip said Homer Kelley, is best taken in the impact position (Impact Fix 8-2). It is through impact that the Clubface must be precisely square.

Read the follow article on The Golfing Machine written by John Allan May by clicking on the link provided.

The Mystery of the Mechanics of Golf fades away when the Right Arm participation is Understood - Homer Kelley of The Golfing Machine

The Right Forearm and #3 Pressure Point you are going to want to insure them for a Million Dollars."

After 30 years of teaching golf and researching the Golf Stroke Mechanics the answer can be found in the Magic of the Right Arm. It is that simple.

The club is started Back, Up and In by the Right Forearm. This is a Hands Controlled Pivot and does not mean for one moment that the Body Pivot is neglected, abolished or replaced (9-1).

As the Right Foream starts the backstroke it will in turn cause the Right Shoulder to turn therefore allowing the upper torso to turn which will cause the Hips to turn and that will cause the left knee to point to a spot behind (to the right of) the ball as we roll to the inside of the Left Foot.

This is a Hands Controlled Pivot and allows more Precise Alignments throughout the golf stroke compared to a Body Controlled Hands. The blind person becomes acutely aware of their Hands and as they reach for a drink the body will respond directly, automatically, to the Hands.

John Allan May author of numerous articles on The Golfing Machine has contributed regularly to Golf Monthly Magazine for about 10 years and has also written for Golf Illustrated Magazine.

As Allan Duffer, the golf non-experts expert, he wrote a series of humorous sketches that appeared in the Christian Science Monitor for many years.

Yesterday you played superbly. Today the magic has gone. Why?

Read the follow article on The Golfing Machine written by John Allan May by clicking on the link provided.

Most Miss-Hits are due because we have not gone through a proper Address Routine Procedure.

All preparation prior to the take-away is classified as address.

This includes the following, adapting a routine whereby we can be assured of a square clubface, grip, address position, body alignment, waggle and forward press (Impact Fix 8-2).

A good pre-swing routine will enable the golfer to be both trusting and decisive and at the same time focused on the target.

When gripping the club with your left hand (right handed players) it is very important that you first align the clubface to your target and then position your left hand in a "Vertical" to the ground position on the target side of the grip of the club.

Fold the left hand around the grip making sure that the heel pad opf your left hand is on top of the club and place your left thumb on the "Aft" side of the grip.

At first it is tempting to move the left hand to the right to get the left thumb in the desired position in line with Pressure Point #3 (first joint of the right index finger).