How to Properly Swing a Golf Club

One of the hardest parts of golf is learning to properly swing a golf club. Lots of people think that the harder you swing the harder the ball will go. This leads to beginner golfers breaking golf clubs or destroying the dirt bellow the tee. With these tips you can learn how to swing the golf club properly and break an 80 score. Here are the basics.

No matter how lots of different swings you have seen taught the basics of swinging a golf club are all the same. To start your swing you need to know how to grip the club. Your hands ought to be as close together as feasible while still feeling comfortable. Getting a grip that helps position your hands is a lovely option, even some of the professionals use such a grip.

The second part to swinging a golf club is to ideal your posture. You start by flexing slightly at the knees and lean forward from the hips. This will place you at a 30 degree angle from the ball. For most people this will feel natural and even comfortable but there is a population for which this won't feel right. You ought to be able to turn basically from that position.

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