Scotland Golf Vacations
The land of tartans and bagpipes and history movies, Scotland is also "the home of golf". St. Andrews Old Course had it's official beginning around 1850, but the land was used for "golfe" for more than four hundred years before.
Southern Scotland is rich in rolling farmland, ancient abbeys, castles and historic
houses. The central region and West Highlands is home Scotland's two largest
cities and Loch Lochmond. From The Kingdom of Fife, home to St. Andrews,
to Perthshire, is an area of dramatic contrasts combining rich farming patchwork with
the high hills. The Highlands are one of the last wildernesses in Europe - from
the soaring beauty of Glencoe to the idyllic charm of the Isles, and from the
crashing waves of the northern coastline to the silence of the wind swept moors,
this is an area that will leave you with an image of sheer size and
beauty for forever. 
Scotland Golf Articles
Cock your wrist up (not back), swing your arms back, turn your shoulders and rotate your forearms
Rotate around your axis and maintain the same posture throughout your swing in order to pivot properly
With your driver practice bending over at address and just swinging from your right pant pocket to your left pant pocket and feel the immense power this short swing creates.
Having a ball position too far forward or back can cause you to change your swing plane and hit fat shots
Practice the split grip and club-in-center drills to allow the arms and body to swing correctly together
Juniors need to stretch in golf just like in any sport, so teach them these fun stretches to do each day before working on their swing
