Beginners Guide to Golf
Michael Brogan launches a new blog on golf for the beginner. Whether the objective is to play competitively or socially, golf should be a pleasurable experience and not a frustrating ordeal.
Without a route-map the road to becoming a competent club player can be a long, lonely and expensive journey for the novice. The starting point to building an all-round golf game is to lay down solid foundations.
Golf is technically challenging. “Its not easy…..then again it’s not difficult” providing the basic skills of golf are learnt. The advice is not to take advice unless it’s from a club professional. Lessons need not be expensive and the investment will be re-paid many times over.
The biggest investment should be the time spent on the practice areas. The goal is to develop a simple, repeatable swing with a constant tempo. Avoid forcing the stroke. Golf is “more about timing and technique than brut strength”.
The newly launched Beginners Guide to Golf provides practical advice for those starting out in golf to ensure that the transition into a low handicapper is an enjoyable experience.
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