Tuesday, January 25, 2011

3 in 1 Golf Practice Set Mat Driving Net Chipping Net and Bag

3 in 1 Golf Practice Set Mat Driving Net Chipping Net and BagPractice your driving, chipping, and approach shots without heading to the driving range with this three-in-one golf practice set. Equipped with a driving net, chipping net, driving mat, and nylon carrying bag, the set includes everything you need to hone your golf game in your backyard. The set starts with the easy-to-set-up driving net, which includes two expandable fiberglass poles that extend to 11 by 7 by 5.5 feet (W x H x D). Simply place the 1-by-2-foot driving mat in front of the driving net and swing away. The mat's high-quality nylon artificial grass surface and heavy-duty rubber base feel authentic, so you can line up your shots with confidence. (The mat includes both a fairway-like surface and a tee.) The driving net's large opening, meanwhile, will catch both straight drives and mis-hits, so you needn't worry about breaking your neighbor's window.

The kit also comes with a weather-resistant 23-by-26-inch chipping net that takes up far less space than the driving net. With the chipping net, you can practice your pitches and chips in a relatively small space, including indoors. And should you want to practice at the park or while traveling, the kit breaks down and stores in a weather-resistant nylon carrying bag. Custom tailored to accommodate the complete practice set, the bag is ideal for transport and storage. You can also use the driving net to practice select golf, soccer, and baseball skills.

Price: $129.99


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Tuesday, January 11, 2011

David Leadbetter's $10,000 Lesson (Golf Instruction Series)

David Leadbetter's $10,000 Lesson (Golf Instruction Series)The $10,000 Lesson DVD 2-pack covers every aspect of the game from legendary golf instructor David Leadbetter. The Swing covers everything from grip to posture, alignment, ball position, and body motion. The Short Game covers putting, chipping, and bunker play. Each section includes "advanced score savers" for the fast learner.

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Sunday, January 9, 2011

Golf Swing




Golf is an outdoor sport, which involves individuals



with clubs in their hands, balls as their weapons and



holes as their targets. The battle is won when one



completes 18 holes in the game, in accordance with the



games rules.





A single play is called as a Round. Golf is one of



those few games, which is not confined by a specific



playing area.





The rich man's game is a little complex to understand,



learn and play; but if you're seriously up for it,



then you're in for some big money. So, let's look at



one of the most important aspects of golf-play, the



Golf Swing.





A Golf Swing, in a broad sense, is the rotation of the



player's body, while he's aiming at accelerating the



club head and hitting the ball with it. The first



swing of the game starts at the teeing box.





A teeing box is an area marked for initiation of the



first shot of the game, called as the tee shot.





How to do it right





The golf swing works on the principles of Physics, and



can be a good example for people studying angular



motion.





By a right handed player, the golf swing would be done



somewhat like this - A backswing towards the right, a



downswing, while hitting the ball, towards the left,



and the follow through.





Left handed golf players are very few. In fact, many



left handed people prefer to play golf using their



right hand. If you learn this basic, you've completed



the first step in learning golf.


Sunday, January 2, 2011

Grips And Golf Swing




The grip of the club has a lot to do with the



effectiveness of the golf swing. When a player has a



good grip on his club it makes it easy to swing at the



ball at the right angle.





The hands must be set on the club. You should not move



your hands. The hands duty is to grip the club like a



clamp. Your hands will not manipulate the club if you



snap your wrist or compel the golf club. Most



professional golfers will use three basic grips.





One of the most popular grips is the overlap. It is



usually called the "single overlap." The right hand



pinkie is used to overlap the club along with the



index finger of the left hand.





The interlock is another grip popularly used. The



right hand pinkie and the player’s index finger



intertwine or interlock, or else wraps about the



other. You must meet some basic rules when using the



grips to get the best golf swing.





The grip should be neutral. Neutralizing the grip to



ensure that the back of your hands are opposite of the



other, and the palms are directly facing each other



will help you make a good golf swing.





The club should be seized in the fingers and the



fingers center digit rather than the palms of your



hands. The rear end of the club should be forced down



by the left hand palm. To learn more about the grip



and golf swings you can visit the Internet.


Tuesday, December 28, 2010

ECCO Women's Comfort Swing Hydromax Golf Shoe

ECCO Women's Comfort Swing Hydromax Golf ShoeLadies Comfort Swing Hydromax Golf Shoes ECCO Ladies Comfort Swing Hydromax Golf Shoes Feature: Water repellant Hydromax leather upper Uppers made of classic leather types with feminine detailing Dual density TPU outsole with colored inserts and carbon textile Superior torsional and swing stability Removable Cambrelle insole that keeps your feet dry Comfort Fiber system footbed keeps feet fresh, clean and cool all day Leather and microfiber lining Direct injected PU outsole Fast Twist Spike system 2-Year Waterproof Guarantee Colors: White/Imperial Purple White/Marine U.S. Sizes: Available in sizes 5-12 (including sizes) European Sizes: Available in sizes 36-43 Materials, Methods & Technologies You Won't Find Elsewhere!

Price: $180.00


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