The best Golf vacation in the South of France

LORGUES, France - May 13, 2013 - PRLog -- Whatever your handicap there is going to be a Golf course near to your holiday rental. If you happen to be staying in Lorgues near to the center of the Var, the largest department of Provence, you will find Barbaroux Golf Club 20 minutes to the west, the fabulous course of St Endreol 20 mins to the east and Taulane Golf Club about an hour to the north.

A helpful tip when it comes to golf is to make sure that you adhere to the rule stating that the furthest away from the hole shoots next. This is important because this rule is usually expected by everyone on the course and will prevent confusion, embarrassment, and possible injury.

If you are feeling that you are swinging too fast and that that your club head is not able to really guide you through your swing, one easy trick to help is to try out a more lightweight grip. This simple fix makes the club head feel a little more heavy through the swing, and can help keep you mentally focused on the mechanics of your swing.
A helpful tip when it comes to golf is to tell yourself that each shot is the most important shot you will ever take. This is a fantastic brain trick that will cause you to focus and perform your best on each and every stroke. You may even wish to imagine yourself in a critical situation such as at a tournament.
If you find yourself in a bunker outside the initial green area or along the fairway and you do not have to content with a high lip to the trap, consider going with an iron with more distance than your sand wedge. While it takes practice to get used to the effect that sand has on your high to middle irons, learning to use these clubs from the sand will increase your chances to avoid extra strokes that are commonly the result of ending up in a trap.
A helpful tip when it comes to golf is to be sure that you are using your full body when you are trying to add more power to your shot. This is important because if you try to use arm or wrist strength, you will throw off the accuracy of your shot.
Practice barefoot. Good balance before, during, and after your swing is essential to a good golf game. The easiest way to work on balance is to take your shoes off. Being able to actually feel the ground under your feet and how your feet are positioned can make a world of difference. Focus on keeping your feet under you and feel free to hit the ball as hard as you can, as long as you stay balanced. A powerful swing does no good if there is no balance to control it.
The single most important fundamental of golfing that is frequently overlooked is proper set up position. The first step is alignment. With your body parallel to a target line, a right-handed golfer will look as if aiming slightly left of the target line. This illusion is created because the ball is on the target line, not the body.
Make sure that you are holding your golf club correctly. Put the handle of the club between the palms of your hands and grasp it with your thumbs facing downward. Your hands will be touching. Command the club by choking down on it, when you only want to stroke the ball a short way. Choke-up when you want it to go the distance.
Shots that push out to the right are often the result of your body sliding to the left during your swing. During your downswing, try to focus on getting your hands released to the ball more quickly. Being able to consistently release your hands more quickly will do wonders for the accuracy of your shot.
One easy way to help get your shots on a straighter path is to use the buttons on your golf shirt as a guide. Before you swing, make sure your buttons are in a straight line perpendicular with your ball. Then, if you want to shape a swing you can adjust your buttons to point forward for a fade or backward for a draw.

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