Golf Tips - Develop a Pre-Shot Routine
The first tee can be an intimidating and nervous experience. Welcome to the
human race. That is why you must have a pre-shot routine. This helps you
prepare your mind and body for what you are about to do. The better focused
you are, the less other things will bother you. This may sound redundant,
but be consistent in your pre-shot routine. After completing your pre-shot routine,
you must focus on your swing thought. When your swing is working properly,
your swing thought will be target-oriented, either swinging through your intermediate
target or visualizing the shape of your shot and where you want it to land, enabling
your body to recreate the shot. When your swing is not working properly, your
swing thought may need to be related to a feel that will enable your body to create
the shot. For example, if the clubface is open (ball slicing), feel sooner hand
rotation.
Rotate around your axis and maintain the same posture throughout your swing in order to pivot properly
CHRIS TOULSON demonstrates pitching basics including set up, wrist hinge, turning of the body and finish position
This is an intimidating shot, but it can be managed easily by getting your weight far forward in your stance so that your sternum is above the ball at address
By moving the ball around in your stance and using different clubs you can create many different shots to use around the green




