In this article you'll learn some simple tricks you can take home today.
These golf swing training tips will allow you to apply them immediately, and notice your improvement next time you're out playing.
First we'll talk about healthy practicing routines, then we'll get into more specified topics of training aids and equipment and so on.
If you're blaming your mistakes, your bad shots and swings on "mishits" and whatever flavor of excuse of the day you have - you're hurting yourself.
The first step in efficient golf swing training is figuring out in what parts of your game that are lacking.
This way, you immediately know what to improve, so you can practice those things specifically.
Never underestimate the power of practice, no matter what you do (not just in golf).
One reason why I'm one of the best golfers among my peers is simply because I often find myself just doing practicing drills and shots for hours at a time.
Of course, you may not have the time for that or the ability to fit it in your schedule.
How about an hour a week? In the long run, practice and experience are the only ways you'll notice consistent results.
However though, and this is important...
make sure you're practicing the right things! If you practice, unknowingly, a bad habit...
you'll severely damage your game.
My advice would be to follow a proven "method" or "system" of performing golf swings, and just burning that into your backbone.
Engraining a bad swing in your muscle memories is a really bad idea...
A lot of people ask me about what golf training equipment they should use.
Well, I'm pretty old school and I always tell them that no training aid will make up for solid practice.
Although, I will admit how something like the swingyde could be useful.
As far as other equipment...
my biggest tip would be to use proper golf clubs! Get clubs that are in line with your current skill level.
Don't cheap out and get low quality clubs.