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How To Play Better Golf
By Susan Hill
High handicappers, low handicappers and even the pros consistently have the goal of playing better golf. The methods often touted to arrive at the target of better are as varied as those attempting to achieve it. There are videos, trainers, practice tools and hundred of other solutions available all proclaiming you’ll play better golf.

Many who want to play better spend hours and hours swinging the clubs, hitting balls and taking lessons from a professional, yet still don’t get the results they are after. What’s missing? The solution could be a lot closer to you than you can imagine.

Let’s use the example of taking lessons from a professional. A teaching pro can definitely identify what is going wrong, and educate you on the proper techniques to correct

your problems. Yet, for some reason, you have not been able to successfully implement or mimic all of the tips from the pros. Many golfers get frustrated because they are not able to make the perfect swing. If you’re having similar problems, there may be a simple solution as to why you don’t seem to be able to achieve your goal.

Good technique is important and there are many benefits to working with a pro…with one major exception…. So many golfers are trying to do things with their swings that they simply physically cannot do. Your body simply is not prepared to perform the tasks you are asking it to do. You do not at present, have the physical agility to reach the positions the perfect swing requires. Many trainers will verify the fact that tight or weak muscles are the number one complicating factor to a student’s success. No matter what the pro suggests, whether it is increasing shoulder turn, improved balance or weight transfer, your body may be incapable of achieving this. That’s why more and more golfers are spending time conditioning their body for the game of golf. There is evidence which proves that spending time with strength and flexibility training will pay off with more consistent and powerful swings, greater stamina and endurance, and thus lower scores.

By performing stretching and strengthening exercises that are functional in nature for golf, you decrease your potential for injury and produce a flexible and stronger body for golf. As you achieve higher levels of fitness, producing a smoother swing with greater club head speed requires less effort and strain than for golfers who do not do any fitness training.

For better golf, consider spending more of your practice time doing appropriate conditioning exercises. Overall health benefits and lower scores will help keep you in the game for years to come.
Susan Hill is a nationally recognized fitness trainer, CHEK golf biomechanic and sports nutrition specialist. For more information on golf specific nutrition, exercises or stretches, visit www.fitnessforgolf.com.


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