Golf Tip-Fairway Woods Swing Rhythm | PGA.com

This video contains something I want to try and see if it helps my swing. The whippy club. I've never even herd of it until now, but it looks like what i would need to get my tempo going. Either way here is a golf tip video for you guys to help with a problem I know I probably have and so do many people the rhythm.
Fairway Woods Swing Rhythm | PGA.com

Product Review: David Leadetter's Golf Instruction Series I

The same time I checked out Golf for Dummies I also checked out this DVD.  The library had tons of these from volume one to volume five I believe.  I figured that since the library had tons of them this would be a very good DVD.  In my experience it was not though.  The DVD layout is David has a golfer with common problems where he diagnoses those problems then fixes them.  First off the DVD is old in fact I am sure this series was made before DVD's were invented.  Since it is dated that makes it already hard to enjoy while your watching it knowing that teaching styles change over the years.  Second this DVD is dry, boring, and very drawn out.  The DVD went along way to slow for my tastes.  I watched about half an hour and really did not get anywhere in the learning process, got bored with it, and turned it off.  I can't really give to full of a review just because I didn't not even watch half of the two disk DVD set.  From what I watched though the DVD wasn't anything to write home about.  This DVD must be popular to some, because of how many volumes of it were made, but it wasn't anything special to me.  I wouldn't suggest it to anyone with tastes like mine that is for sure.  I suggest you go watch the Golf for Dummies DVD I reviewed earlier.  I did get a good laugh out of David Leadbetter's accent and how high he wore his pants.

Product Review: Golf For Dummies DVD

First things first.  I know it has been a while since I have posted anything up here and there is good reason for that.  My computer decided to take a dump on me, so I have been and continue to be without one.  So the updates will be few and far between until my computer gets fixed.  Onto the review:

Last week I decided to check out Golf for Dummies at the Grand Forks Library just because I needed my golf fix.  Believe it or not this DVD is good, really good!  First, of all it was done by Gary McCord.  You know the golf announcer?  I actually like Gary a lot and especially in this DVD.  The DVD covers the basics of almost everything from etiquette, to the grip, to the swing, to different parts of the course.  You can skip to a certain section or watch the whole DVD in full.  Gary teaches each well and with ease.  The one thing I really liked is all his training drills involved almost nothing except from time to time a 2"x4".  This makes these drills simple and inexpensive.  The extras section had a huge dictionary of golf terms that I found very informative and funny from time to time.  I loved almost everything about this DVD.  One thing I do wish this DVD did have, was the ability to go into each section in more detail.  This is a Golf for Dummies DVD thought not an all inclusive Golf information and lessons DVD series.  I enjoyed this DVD very much though, and watched it twice before I returned it.  I actually want this DVD as an Easter gift, because I liked it so much.  I suggest this DVD as a gift for any beginning or intermediate golfer, and for yourself it is a nice fun easy resource if you are having problems in any part of your golf game.  The DVD is around $10 on Amazon, and the book and DVD bundle is $29 which you can see below.  So go ahead take a look at it and buy it if you would like.  I recommend it.

Golf Lesson: 3-Step Instant Slice Killer, by Jason Carbone

3-Step Instant Slice Killer, by Jason Carbone | Videos | Golf.com

This video is amazing.  I had this problem and it was so bad I actually got one swing lesson to correct this, but he didn't show me this way to correct my grip.  He kept making me twist my right hand counterclockwise more (I'm left handed).  Doing it this way does the exact same thing and makes the grip feel a lot less awkward.  Go ahead try it out if your having this problem.  I wish I would have seen this video before I paid that money for a swing lesson.

Swing Sequence: Long-drive phenom Domenic Mazza Swing Sequences: Golfdigest.com

Swing Sequence: Long-drive phenom Domenic Mazza Swing Sequences: Golfdigest.com

Picture from Golf Digest

Remember that kid I was raving about in the Remax Long Drive, Domenic Mazza?  Well he has his swing sequence analyzed by Golf Digest.  This kid has power the kind of power anyone should be proud, especially a 16 year old.  Just imagine how crazy it would be if you were only a 1.6 handicap and could drive the ball as far as 436 yards.  That is scary good.  He isn't sure yet if he is going to pick golf or baseball for his sport, which I understand because he is equally scary good at baseball.  I just can't get over how good this kid is at golf.  It is just crazy and I hope I never have to play a game of golf against him it might just make me quit my new hobby.  One thing that makes me think he is going to pick golf as his sport is he turned down the $70,000 second place prize money to keep his amature status.  If that is the case every tour player and long driver better watch out!  Since he can do more than just long drive it will be very interesting to see what is in store for this Kid's future.  Golf Digest also has a video about his swing analysis and it has a little bit of a golf lesson in it so check it out below.

Golf Lesson Of The Week dec 15

Here's my weekly golf lesson for everyone.  This one is from the PGA by PGA Instructor Peter S. Krause.  It is called coiled for power and is about an issue I had and still have from time to time which is the reverse pivot.  It has an exercise to use to keep yourself from continuing that bad habit.  It is a great, short, and sweet video, and it has an exercise you can do indoors for the winter time.  As I learned old bad habits die hard, so remember even after you stop the reverse pivot, still do the exercise from time to time.