Golfs Little Secrets

BPS golf instructor Steve Bishop discusses how to put your hands on the club properly to form a neutral golf grip. This grip video is different from his first. He goes into more detail about the function of the grip and some finer points not usually discussed. www.golfinstruction.biz

Todays tip will be about tempo. I’ve always felt that if the mechanics of one’s golf swing are fairly sound other then that the occasional tune up from your pro, youre going to work on tempo more than anything. Tempo is kind of the glue that holds everything together. We all tend to swing too hard or too fast. Golf is a game of distance, in our minds anyway, more than a game of accuracy. Were all trying to hit the ball farther. If anybody has heard a golfer say they dont want to hit the ball farther I want to meet them ,Ive never met one! A gentleman once asked me if I could give him just one tip, one sentence that would be the secret to the golf swing, what would it be? He thought I would take time to think about it but I didnt. I said, “Sir, if you always have your arms moving in the same direction at the same time you’re going be fine.” He looked and very puzzled and scratched his head and walked away from me like I didnt know what I was talking about, like I was half nuts, but its true.

This clip is taken from Rick Grayson’s DVD “Rick’s Rules on Golf”. Visit Rick’s website for tips, videos, and class schedules… www.rickgraysongolf.com Rick is the Most Celebrated Golf Coach in the Midwest. He has been voted Midwest Section PGA Teacher of the Year Five Times! The Connie Morris Golf Learning Center at Rivercut Golf Course is now home of the Rick Grayson Golf School!!! The finest teaching facility in the state is now open and waiting for you. The center features outside hitting stations, the latest computer analysis utilizing a Casio EX-F1 (the world’s fastest digital camera), and an indoor hitting area. Stop by and take a look! (South on Campbell to Plainview Road, turn right on Plainview, go west to Farm Road 141, turn left. Go 1 mile.)