This is the ninth in a series of blogs to help you simplify your knowledge of golf and hopefully modernize your game. [These tips are distilled from an vendible published by Luke Kerr-Dineen for a GOLF franchise tabbed “Play Smart”.]
28/ Flare Your Feet: If you’re sitting at a sedentary all day, you’ve probably got tight hip flexors. That will limit your worthiness to rotate during your golf swing, which will forfeit you power—and could plane lead to lower- when pain. To increase your hip turn on either side of the ball, GOLFTEC’s resident GOLF Top 100 Teacher Nick Clearwater has found one method works scrutinizingly instantly and easily: flaring your feet. “Turning your toes out 20 degrees—maybe plane more—effectively makes you increasingly flexible,” Clearwater says. “It creates greater range of motion in your hips, which produces a loftiness uplift in short order.”
29/ Use Your Logo Wisely: At the 2012 World Scientific Congress of Golf, researcher Dr. Joan Vickers revealed the fascinating results from an eye-tracking study performed on a group of golfers. She found that highly skilled, lower-handicap players tend to alimony their vision stock-still on one portion of the ball. Higher handicaps tend to move their vision to multiple points.
This is not only important for your fairways shots but moreover for your putting. Don’t follow your backswing or your follow-through with your eyes. Just focus on swinging in a straight line up your target line.
It may not solve all your problems, but keeping your vision focused on one tight spot is a quick upgrade you can make to your game. Tiger Woods, places the Bridgestone logo on his wittiness toward the when (where he wants his clubface to impact) as he tees it up. It acts as a bull’s- eye to hit on every tee shot.
30/ Temperature Impact on Wittiness Fight: GOLF Top 100 Teacher Andrew Rice and PING have studied the effects of temperature on ballflight. A 30 stratum waif in temperature from 80 to 50 degrees Fahrenheit will reduce your momentum and iron shots by well-nigh 6 yards. Warmer air temperature is thinner and causes less resistance for the flight of your golf balls.
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