Posts Tagged ‘Golf’

Golf Swing Evolution: Jimmy Ballard and Rocco Mediate

Friday, December 30th, 2011

Rocco Mediate & Jimmy Ballard explain the evolution of the golf swing and how it has changed over time. For more information about Jimmy Ballard and the evolution of the golf swing, visit www.vharness.com
Video Rating: 5 / 5

Golf My Way: The Instructional Classic, Revised and Updated Reviews

Friday, December 23rd, 2011

Golf My Way: The Instructional Classic, Revised and Updated

Hailed as a classic and read everywhere golf is played, Golf My Way has sold more than 2 million copies worldwide since it was first published in 1974.

Finally, Jack Nicklaus, golf’s leading master, definitively covers the whole of his game through a lifetime of greatness. Golf My Way presents an all-inclusive, A-to-Z explanation of how this greatest of champions thinks about and plays the game.

· New introduction, endpiece, and illustrations

· Brand-new chapters discussing the changes in Nicklaus’s outlook and techniques

· Reflections on the differences in tournament golf today compared with when Nicklaus joined the PGA tour in 1962

· Advice on the mental elements of improved playing that are not directly related to ball-striking or shot-making

List Price: $ 18.99

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GolfTEC North Bethesda Wants To Help Golfers Take the First Step to Get Golf Ready

Thursday, December 15th, 2011

GolfTEC North Bethesda Wants To Help Golfers Take the First Step to Get Golf Ready











GolfTEC North Bethesda


Rockville, MD (PRWEB) November 29, 2011

Why do most golfers start playing golf? Usually, most of GolfTEC clients answered to have fun. Question: Is golf still fun?    

To improve the technique and play better golf in the spring, GolfTEC North Bethesda is the right place. For more than 15 years, GolfTEC has been helping golfers of all skill levels play better and enjoy the game more. Whether, a complete beginner or an accomplished golfer, GolfTEC’s comprehensive approach to improvement can help golfers reach their personal goals.

Sequential approach to golf lessons

After millions of golf lessons, countless research studies and ongoing feedback from clients, GolfTEC has concluded that a sequential approach to golf lessons is critical to building repeatable skills and lasting results. Sequential lessons are one of the five factors required for maximum improvement. As a GolfTEC North Bethesda Coach improves the swing, they will follow a ground-up, start-to-finish sequence that builds one good motion on top of another:

1. Address – the critical foundation of all good golf swings

2. Backswing – the initial movement that sets up the rest of the swing

3. Top – an athletic, fundamentally-sound top position maximizes the odds of success

4. Downswing – the most difficult, and arguably most important, move in the swing

5. Impact – often called the moment of truth; it is the natural result of all previous moves

6. Release – an effective way to control and alter trajectory and shot shape

7. Finish – the reflection of a controlled swing and solid mechanics

Holiday Sale

There are many golf related gifts on the market today: training aids, clubs, balls, etc. Some of these training aids don’t consider the unique swing and technique that golfers have, so more often than not the “system” that they’re trying to implement is not geared to help golfers play better golf and start to enjoy the game. Here are some ideas to start golfers down the right path:

Golf Swing Evaluation regular $ 195.00; discounted 25% to $ 146.25

Winter 3-month Plan regular $ 1,227.00; discounted 25% to $ 920.25 ** Swing Evaluation Included (**10 Lessons, 3-months In-Bay Video Practices, Golf Fitness Evaluation, Current Set Analysis, Discount on purchase of any new golf equipment)

Golf Myth

“The average golfer don’t need to be fitted for their wedges. Buying one or two off the rack is just as good as any other option.” David Saunders, PGA, Director of Custom Club Fitting

Golf Truth

Anything that a golfer uses for more than 30% of their shots had better be the right choice!! Next time in the market for a new wedge, consider that the “scoring game” is an art form. Picasso would not be asked to paint a masterpiece with a normal everyday paint roller. So trying to lower scores with faulty equipment is a losing proposition. According to David Saunders, PGA, “I regularly see in my fitting sessions that gapping, bounce, flex and head shape issues inhibit student’s potential success.” The key is to tailor a wedge system that caters to the players individual needs. If there are inconsistencies in wedge play take some time and head down to GolfTEC in North Bethesda. “I will make sure that your wedge system is firing on all cylinders”, said David Saunders, PGA.

Custom Club Fitting

The Fall is the perfect time to get the current set evaluated. Call GolfTEC North Bethesda and set up a personal set evaluation or club fitting session with the Director of Custom Club Fitting.

Fitness for Golf

The Fall is the perfect time to start a personal golf fitness program. Call our store and set up a personal golf fitness evaluation with the Director of Golf Fitness.

Play better golf. GolfTEC will make it happen.

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Golf Swing Lessons – Draw Swing Biomechanics Stop Hook: Master Teacher on YouTube Sifu Richard Silva

Thursday, November 17th, 2011

www.csquaregolf.com Golf Swing Lesson. Sifu Richard Silva Black Belt and Master Teacher shows you how to use biomechanics effectively to improve your golf swing and draw the ball in your golf swing. This golf swing lesson focuses on the biomechanics of using your lower back correctly. Golf tips and golf drills included in this golf lesson also cover the biomechanics of creating a go-to fade for your golf swing. Sifu covers the differences in body movements for both the fade golf swing and the draw golf swing as well as how to fix a problem if you hook the ball. Thanks for watching. See you out there.
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Golf Lessons Online – Will They Work For Me? The All New Golf Lesson Online Review Site Launches For 2011

Sunday, November 13th, 2011

Golf Lessons Online – Will They Work For Me? The All New Golf Lesson Online Review Site Launches For 2011










Surprise, AZ (PRWEB) March 25, 2011

Don Stewart of http://golflessonsonlinereview.org is pleased to announce the 2011 launch of their review site with all new reviews of the latest and most popular golf lessons online programs.

Ah, late March and people in the northern hemisphere are finally starting to see grass poking through the snow. While March Madness college basketball is still dominating the airwaves, golfers know that the Masters Golf Tournament is just around the corner. This means once again that golfers everywhere promise themselves that this is the year for that little extra work to improve the golf game and lower those scores.

But how to improve? Obviously golf lessons from a certified PGA teaching professional are undoubtedly the best solution. They can look at grip, setup, and swing and then give constructive advice and specific solutions with drills to repeat so that the quality of our golf actually starts to resemble something that might not turn Phil Mickelson’s stomach. Having taken lessons previously it was obvious to see how patient and skilled the golf instructor was, even though the teaching Pro was sure he could get this student to replicate the smooth swing of Ernie Els (which it seemed would be akin to Joe Pesci having the lead role in Casablanca).

Not having the good fortune of being from a Sunbelt state meant that every year golfers from northern climates seemed to have to start from scratch and relearn all of the lessons and hard work of the previous year. By about June every year the game seemed to be back in shape but just three short months later September came and suddenly the cooler autumn weather seemed to cool off the golf enthusiasm even faster. An option is to take lessons every year but time and to some extent money dictate that this isn’t always a practical option. That’s why many golfers do what comes naturally to everyone in this age of the internet-self help via golf lessons online!

That’s where the reviews come in at http://golflessonsonlinereview.org. Unbiased reports are done by a reviewer who has more than 3 decades experience in the golfing industry and has been reviewing golf instruction and improvement aids for over 15 years. Looking back at one of the first golf improvement programs our group reviewed, was a series of audio tapes from a well respected sports psychologist who had a number of members of the PGA Tour as clients. As good as it may have been, let’s just say his voice was so monotone and rhythmic that after about 5 minutes he may as well have been singing Brahm’s lullaby. Since the intention was to multitask by listening to the audio tapes while driving, it actually became a bit dangerous and the decision was made to finally pull the plug on the good doctor.

The quantity of online golf lesson programs has increased more than 100 fold in the last 15 years and the volume of product available in 2011 seems to know no bounds (just like a golf ball which also knows no bounds!) In fact, as a professional review site http://golflessonsonlinereview.org had to limit the number of products reviewed to about 60 of the most popular golf lessons online programs for the 2011 season. The way the reviews are done is quite simple-our reviewer will buy the product, use it, and decide whether it does what it claims and gives good value for the money spent. The one common factor with the products of 15 years ago is that there is still a lot of poor quality items that people will try to sell you. (Yes it’s the internet-what a shock!) After hand picking about 60 products to review there are still only 10 or 12 that are recommended, and even among those some are only really good for certain levels of golfer. There are some real gems though for all aspects of the game and almost all of them are less than $ 100; most are in the $ 25-50 range and if they provide quality training and instruction at those price points they are definitely worth consideration.

So for all you hardcore golfers or weekend warriors, the best advice if you really want to improve your game is to get some help. Talk to the teaching professional at your course about lessons, work on your flexibility and fitness. And if you want to try some golf lessons online, visit http://golflessonsonlinereview.org to get some honest and unbiased advice on the best values in golf instruction.

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David Leadbetter Teams with UPMC to Launch The David Leadbetter Golf Fitness Lab

Wednesday, October 26th, 2011

David Leadbetter Teams with UPMC to Launch The David Leadbetter Golf Fitness Lab










ChampionsGate, FL (PRWEB) October 12, 2006

David Leadbetter Enterprises announced today a partnership with the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC) that will allow David Leadbetter Golf to offer comprehensive fitness analysis and improvement programs through their world-class golf instruction academies.

The first Leadbetter Golf Fitness Lab will be located at the David Leadbetter Golf Academy World Headquarters in ChampionsGate, Florida and will include a staff clinician and technicians trained and certified by UPMC. It will use state-of-the-art golf simulators and swing analysis instrumentation, with results focused on improving a golfer’s balance, strength and flexibility.

“Increased balance, strength and flexibility are vital elements for anyone looking to improve or maintain their game,” said David Leadbetter, the world’s leading golf instructor. “UPMC’s vast experience, built upon the research conducted by the University of Pittsburgh, in using biomechanical data to analyze a golfer’s fitness level and create customized conditioning programs will allow our academies to offer a more comprehensive game improvement program that can benefit every golfer from tour pro to weekend enthusiast.”

Through the Golf Fitness Lab initiative, the University of Pittsburgh and UPMC have studied more than 600 golfers and 5,000 golf swings to identify fitness and conditioning variables that affect golf performance, while developing a fitness program that has been proven to prevent injury and increase performance by an average of 10 percent, or 20 yards in driving distance. UPMC has licensed this technology from the University of Pittsburgh for commercial use.

“We’re excited about the synergies between David’s rigorous, high-quality instruction and our medically based, scientifically validated approach to performance enhancement and injury prevention,” said Scott Lephart, Ph.D., A.T.C., Associate Professor and Chair of the Department of Sports Medicine and Nutrition at the University of Pittsburgh’s School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences (SHRS). He is also director of the SHRS’s Neuromuscular Research Laboratory (NMRL).

Based on years of sports medicine research data and its leading work in golf injury prevention, the University researchers at the NMRL collaborated with UPMC to create the Golf Fitness Lab in 2004 to provide scientifically proven golf assessment, conditioning and injury prevention.

About The David Leadbetter Golf Academy

Delivering a philosophy which is flexible to golfers of all ages and abilities, the David Leadbetter Golf Academy offers first rate golf instruction and a top class service to every standard of golfer, world-wide.

David Leadbetter is recognized as the leading golf instructor in the world. His teaching theories and methods have revolutionized the game and his influence on all levels of golf is unparalleled. Often associated with his contribution to the successes of Nick Faldo, David continues to work with the world’s leading golfers, most notably Ernie Els, Michelle Wie, Charles Howell III, Trevor Immelman, Ian Poulter and Nick Dougherty.

The same principles taught to these top professionals are equally as applicable to complete beginners as well as high and low handicap amateur golfers. In establishing the David Leadbetter Golf Academy (DLGA), David has personally overseen the training of world class instructors to communicate the Leadbetter philosophy to people of all ages and abilities.

DLGA has now developed into a network of Golf Academies spanning Europe, USA and Asia – and has evolved as a truly exceptional global facility. There are currently 30 Academy locations across the world.

For more information, go to http://www.DavidLeadbetter.com

About UPMC and the University of Pittsburgh’s NMRL

The University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC) is the largest integrated health care system in Pennsylvania and one of the leading nonprofit medical centers in the country. It is one of only 14 hospitals nationwide to earn “honor roll” status in U.S. News & World Report’s 2006 “America’s Best Hospitals” survey. UPMC is western Pennsylvania’s largest employer, with 43,000 employees and nearly $ 6 billion in revenue. It comprises 19 hospitals, 400 outpatient sites and doctors’ offices, retirement and long-term care facilities, an insurance plan, and international ventures.

The UPMC Center for Sports Medicine is one of the most highly regarded sports medicine clinical and research programs, attracting professional athletes from around the world, as well as amateur and scholastic athletes and non-athletes from throughout western Pennsylvania. UPMC is the official sports medicine provider to the Pittsburgh Steelers, the University of Pittsburgh Panthers and the Pittsburgh Penguins, as well as numerous other athletic organizations.

     The Neuromuscular Research Laboratory (NMRL), part of the Department of Sports Medicine and Nutrition at the University of Pittsburgh School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences (SHRS), contains state-of-the-art neuromuscular and biomechanical assessment tools. Researchers use the latest sports medicine and athletic conditioning techniques to concentrate on two main goals: preventing and managing injury while enhancing athletic performance. Laboratory faculty include those from the Department of Sports Medicine and Nutrition within the SHRS and the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery at the University’s School of Medicine. In addition to golf-related research, the NMRL has ongoing studies of sports performance, injury prevention, treatment and rehabilitation involving cycling, the female anterior cruciate ligament, and the shoulder and lower extremities.

For more information, go to http://www.pitt.edu/~neurolab/

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Dancin Dogg OptiShot Infrared Golf Simulator Reviews

Sunday, October 23rd, 2011

Dancin Dogg OptiShot Infrared Golf Simulator

  • Club head speed, Face angle, Swing path
  • Library of world class golf courses
  • Easy three step setup, Software upgrades and new courses
  • Supports left or right-handed players, and Standard or metric measurements
  • Comes with a 180 day manufacturers limited warranty

OptiShot Infrared Golf Simulator combines pinpoint accurate swing analysis in a highly realistic, three-dimensional visual golf environment… All in the comfort of your own home. Optishot combines Dancin’ Dogg’s award winning accurate swing and shot analysis with our own proprietary three dimensional visual golf software called “3DD Golf”.

The OptiShot provides a remarkably lifelike 3D golf experience.

The OptiShot Infrared Golf Simulator combines pinpoint accurate swing analysis in a highly realistic, three-dimensional visual golf environment, all in the comfort of your own home. The OptiShot is really three devices in one:

3D Golf Software
OptiShot allows you to play replications of some of the world’s most famous golf courses, like Torrey Pines and Big Horn Golf Club in Southern California.

True Simulation
Distance and direction of a golf shot are determined at the point of impact. True simulation uses scientific methods to capture impact data, and relays the results in real-time to the player in a visual display that replicates each shot. Dancin’ Dogg combines sophisticated optical sensor data with three dimensional replicated courses.

Features:

  • Growing library of world class golf courses
  • Play with up to four players
  • Hit all shots from tee to green
  • Use your own clubs
  • Putt out or choose auto putt
  • Amazing realism

Instant, real-time swing analysis will help you fine-tune your game.

Accurate Swing Analyzer
Sixteen advanced infrared optical sensors accurately measure your club through the impact zone, capturing shot impact conditions.

Features:

  • Club head speed
  • Face angle
  • Swing path
  • Toe/center/heel-to-face contact
  • Visual feedback of each shot

What You Need
To take full advantage of the OptiShot, you only need a computer (minimum system requirements: Windows XP, Windows Vista, or Windows 7; 2GB of memory and 3GB of disk space; high end graphics card required for 3D golf), golf club, and 8.5-foot or higher ceilings. The device is for indoor use only.

Easy Setup
Setup is a snap. Simply install the software and plug the Optical Swing Pad in to your Windows computer; practice using your own clubs in the comfort of your home and hit real balls, foam balls, or no balls at all; and play full rounds of golf with up to four players.

List Price: $ 399.95

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Golf Backswing key positions

Sunday, October 16th, 2011

Keeping the club on plane in the backswing is key to allowing the club to stay on plane coming back down to the ball. Having trouble swinging over the top? This tip will help you find where your club may be getting off plane during your swing.
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Manufacturer Tees Off Golf Season with Custom Embroidered Golf Attire

Wednesday, October 12th, 2011

Manufacturer Tees Off Golf Season with Custom Embroidered Golf Attire










(PRWEB) April 4, 2006

The golf season gets into full swing this year with custom embroidered golf shirts, hats, jackets and towels. Star Embroidery of Harrison, NJ offers custom embroidered golf attire featuring a country club logo or any other customized design.

For the 2006 golf season, Star Embroidery features classic, 100 percent ring-spun cotton pique shirts from Outer Banks. Considered the “ultimate golf shirt,” Outer Banks is a well known industry leader for golf apparel. The shirt’s unique fabric is manufactured to virtually eliminate shrinkage, fading or curling of the collar. These polo shirts are available in both men’s (OB11 three button plackets) and women’s (OB12 four button placket) styles and come in ten vibrant colors.

The minimum order is twelve shirts at a cost of only $ 19.18 per shirt, plus a small set up charge to digitize a club logo into an embroidery file.

Star Embroidery is also featuring brushed cotton, six panel, low profile, unstructured, adjustable size caps embroidered with a country club logo. The minimum order for hats is 48 pieces with a cost of $ 6.25 each.

About Star Embroidery

Star Embroidery is a woman-owned business in Harrison (East Newark), NJ. The company is owned by Uluwehi Lovell-Gannet and managed by her husband, Dean Gannet. Star Embroidery carries many high-end clothing brands including: Columbia Sportswear, Nike, Adidas, Champion, Arnold Palmer, Bill Blass, Van Heusen and hundreds of others. Star has manufactured embroidered wearables for the Advertising Specialty industry for the past fourteen years.

Contact:

Phone: (973) 481-4300

Fax: (973) 481-1267

Sembroider@aol.com

http://www.Star-Embroidery.com

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Golf Tip: Role of Left Arm in Swing; Jim Ballard

Sunday, October 9th, 2011

Keep your left elbow pointing to the ground to eliminate angles in the swing Jimmy Ballard: Listed as one of Golf Magazine’s Top 100 Teachers Golf Digest’s #24 instructor in the world; Golf Magazine’s 80′s Teacher of the Decade; Has taught over 300 PGA, LPGA and Senior PGA Tour players