Golfs Little Secrets

Episode 43 brings together in one episode a variety of how-to segments created over the 7 years DGL has been in production. In part 2 of the episode, Mark Ellis leads off, demonstrating proper forehand technique before David Feldberg talks in detail about grips for drives and mid-range shots. Rounding things out is Gregg Hosfeld, reflecting on disc selection for newer players. In part one, Michael Raley provides a primer on the basic backhand drive, and Phil Arthur offers up tips on ambidextrous throwing. Next, Chris Sprague shares his thoughts on the proper swing plane, and Brian Schweberger rounds things out with a discussion of the overhand throw. DGL is all about bringing DG to TV through local community stations. Contact us about how to get program DVDs or downloads to submit at your local public access TV station.

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www.csquaregolf.com Golf Swing Lesson. Sifu Richard Silva Black Belt and Master Teacher shows beginners basic golf tips on how to create golf grip pressure for their golf swing. In this golf swing lesson, Sifu creates an adaptation to Havey Penick’s yardstick drill and amends this renowned golf swing lesson to focus on an easier method for learning the correct golf grip pressure for you. This basic golf swing lesson for beginners uses a golf club to teach you how to understand how many of your fingers represent the width of your golf grip. Sifu also explains how and why your left hand gives you feedback on your golf grip pressure so you can apply the correct golf grip pressure to your club each time you swing. This golf lesson for beginners is easy to follow and will ensure you understand and get the right golf grip pressure for you in no time at all. Swing away! Thanks for watching. See you out there.