How To Get Your Golf Swing Better With Drills

There is no question that golf swing drills may greatly enhance your game. Below, we detail 4 golf swing drills that will get you hitting the ball longer and more accurate in no time.

This primary golf swing drill is definitely all about visualization. Before you tee off, close your eyes and start your golf swing. Stop at the top of the backswing and focus on putting your weight on the inner part of your back foot. Complete the swing, still with your eyes closed and once you have completed your follow through, focus on putting your weight on the on your front foot. The simple golf swing drill can enhance the balance aspect of your golf game.

The second exercise is referred to as the 9 o'clock start golf swing drill for improving your swing. A Video demonstration can be found at on our blog. Firstly, approach the ball and position yourself in your preferred stance. Initiate your backswing but stop the club once it is parallel with the ground. Your club head should now be pointing to 9 o'clock. Pause and then complete your swing from this position. So instead of starting with your club on the ground, you're going to begin with your club in the 9 o clock position before keeping on with the downswing and backswing.

The third golf swing drill inside our series of drills could definitely seem like an obvious one but it's typically overlooked. You know where you want the ball to land so imagine a target standing in the desired area. Before striking the ball take a step back and line up your shot. Position your feet, club face and front shoulder so that they pointing to your target and take a few practice swings. Additionally, you can definitely lay two spare clubs on either side of the ball in straight lines pointing to your target which has the very same affect.

In order to gauge distance and the amount of force you need to use, grab a spare golf ball and swing it underarm back and forth, aiming at the target, before releasing it. This must be a fantastic indication of the amount of force you have to make use of once taking the actual shot.

When teeing off, most golfers will have their shoulders pointing to the left of their target in order to compensate for potential slice. Before taking your shot, ensure that your shoulders are square and facing your target and practice your swing a few times. You should notice that by squaring up your shoulders, the club swings more from the inside during the downswing than from the outside. This will undoubtedly help with how accurate your driver shots are.

These four golf swing drills should be lowering your handicap in no time. But like everything in life, practice makes perfect. So you need to practice these golf swing drills when you can and I am positive you will notice a good improvement!