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By John Lynch
Can the biomechanics of golf teach you how to build a fundamentally sound golf swing?
An important physical principal in golf biomechanics is the conservation of angular momentum…the scientific principal that states the angular momentum of an object remains constant as long as no external force or moment acts on that object.
Simply stated – if the object (club head) moves closer to the axis (formed by the golfer’s stationary spine), it’s velocity increases. If the object is moved farther out from the axis, it’s velocity decreases.
Conservation of angular momentum can be clearly seen in the figure skater who performs a stationary spin on ice. As she brings her arms closer to her body, she spins faster – moving her arms away from her body causes her to slow down.
To take full advantage of the biomechanics of golf you must give angular momentum time to build up during the downswing or you are fighting the laws of physics – do not rush the downswing!
By allowing angular momentum to gradually build during the downswing will create an incredible amount of club head speed to be delivered to the ball at impact – this is why the pros look so effortless when they swing – they are taking full advantage of golf biomechanics and the conservation of angular momentum.
Solid golf biomechanics clearly states you must give the downswing time to develop if you want to take advantage of the laws of physics and angular momentum.
By allowing angular momentum to build up gradually during the downswing something beautiful happens in the world of golf biomechanics – at the end of the downswing the hands move farther from the body or axis of rotation and slow down. This reduction in momentum transfers into the much lighter club head and increases the velocity of the club head during the last part of the golf swing, and like the skater when she comes to an abrupt stop from her spin – in a whiplash type of effect, unleashes an incredible amount of force into the golf ball at impact!
The result is effortless power as described in detail by Joe Dante and Andy Brown in their top selling golf instructional system – Four Magic Moves to Winning Golf.
So why not take advantage of golf biomechanics and the conservation of angular momentum and incorporate these laws into your golf swing??
Hit ‘em Long and Straight!
John Lynch
John Lynch is owner of No1GolfBookReviews.com and has published thousands of golf instruction articles. To learn more on the biomechanics of golf, John recommends you visit: BiomechanicsOfGolf.com
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I received an e-mail from a fellow golfer today asking for help in slowing down their back swing. This gentleman had been trying, without success, to say to himself “slow” and “stop” when at the top of his back swing. His assessment of the situation was that the speed of his back swing was creating bad shots.
This is one of the biggest myths in golf. (The other most popular myths are that you should always keep your head down and your wrists stiff.) A fast swing is only an issue if you cannot control the direction in which the club face is travelling. Each individual has their own tempo or rhythm which does not just apply to golf. How fast do you walk or talk?
Ask yourself what your normal speed is. If it is quite swift, then your natural swing tempo will be as well. You play golf from the platform of you the person; rather than trying to adapt your entire personality to your golf, you need to adapt your golf to your personality. You just have to learn to apply the club face to the ball accurately whilst you swing, at whatever speed your natural rhythm dictates.
Additionally, if your focus is placed upon the top of your back swing this necessarily implies that you are distracted away from where it should be – upon hitting the ball forwards in a particular direction. If you are thinking about the top of your back swing, or your wrist angle or anything else like that you cannot be focusing on the very thing which really matters; that of hitting the golf ball square at impact. This in fact creates a situation where you cannot see the wood for the trees. In golf the most important focus is committing to the shot in hand.
You may also be telling yourself to not do something, in which case this terminology will in fact make you do it more. If you are saying to yourself “Don’t swing too fast” you are effectively (unintentionally, I know) giving your mind a direct instruction to swing fast! You may well be saying don’t swing too fast, but your mind is seeing and expecting a fast swing. Your imagination is always stronger than your will power…whatever you are picturing will happen.
In reality the heart of the issue lies not in a need to slow down the back swing, but instead a refocusing upon what really matters is required; swinging the club in a way which allows the clubface to impact upon the ball and propel it forwards to a previously selected target. Your issue is far more likely to be caused by a misdirection of focus than a back swing which is too fast.
When you watch different golfers you will see that they all have different swing speeds; your task is merely to control the direction of your club face through impact.
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Nowadays more and more people play golf, besides the benefits we know, do you know golfer will live longer?
The death rate for golfers is 40 percent lower than for other people of the same sex, age and socioeconomic status, according to a study in the Scandinavian Journal of Medicine and Science in Sports.
This equates to a five-year increase in life expectancy said the scientists, led by Anders Ahlbom and Bahman Farahmand at the Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm. Golfers with a low handicap are the best protected, they noted.
“A round of golf means being outside for four or five hours, walking at a fast pace for about four miles, something which is known to be good for health,” said Ahlbom. “People play golf into old age, and there are also positive social and psychological aspects to the game that can be of help.”
The study was based on data from 300,000 Swedish golfers. Other factors, such as a generally healthy lifestyle, may help explain the lower death rate seen among golfers, the scientists said. It is still likely that playing the game has a significant impact in itself on health, Ahlbom and Farahmand said.
The effect on the death rate was greater for golfers from so-called blue-collar professions than for those from white-collar jobs, the researchers found. The lowest rates of mortality were found in the group of players with the lowest handicap.
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Tough Round
A man comes home after a terrible round of golf, his worst ever.
He plops down on the couch in front of the television, and tells his wife, “Get me a beer before it starts.”
The wife sighs and gets him a beer. Fifteen minutes later, he says, “Get me another beer before it starts.” She looks cross, but fetches another beer and slams it down next to him.
He finishes that beer and a few minutes later says, “Quick, get me another beer, it’s going to start any minute.”
The wife is furious. She yells at him “You’ve been out golfing all day!
Is that all you’re going to do tonight? Drink beer and sit in front of that TV? You’re nothing but a lazy, drunken, fat slob, and furthermore . . .”
The man sighs and says, “It’s started . . “
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The name of the TaylorMade r7 CGB MAX iron tells a lot about the performance of the product. The letters “CGB” stand for “center-of-gravity back,” a reference to the iron’s exceptionally low and deep CG position that contributes to the kind of optimum launch conditions that promote added distance and control. “MAX” alludes to maximum COR, maximum COR zone, maximum clubhead speed, maximum ball speed and maximum forgiveness. The point being that the r7 CGB MAX is engineered to launch high, long, accurate shots with extraordinary ease.
» Large, thin, high-strength steel clubface promotes high COR for faster ball speed and increased distance
» Extra-large clubhead with tungsten weights increases MOI for greater stability and forgiveness.
» SuperFast Technology reduces total club weight and promotes faster swing speed for added distance
» Inverted Cone Technology expands the high COR zone to promote higher ball speed on off-center hits for more distance shot to shot
» Hollow topline allows CG to be moved back deep in the clubhead for incredibly easy launch on a towering, distance-enhancing flight
The TaylorMade r7 CGB MAX irons $299 also feature a hollow top-line, which allowed TaylorMade engineers to save 17 critical grams of weight. That weight is relocated to the lower-rear portion of the clubhead, at the toe and heel, in the form of four permanently installed tungsten cartridges. That, combined with the MAX’s wide sole, moves the CG location to an uncommonly low, deep-back position, making it almost effortless to launch the ball high, strong, long and deep.
The r7 CGB MAX’s tungsten cartridges add to its high MOI, but that’s only part of this iron’s forgiveness story. The MAX features the largest clubhead of any steel iron TaylorMade has ever created, and because of that boasts an inherently high MOI as well as the largest steel clubface area of any TaylorMade iron, resulting in an extremely large hitting area and an extremely high level of stability on mis-hits, equaling long, straight results on off-center hits.
The r7 CGB MAX’s distance-producing capabilities extends to the TMTK AM T-Step ultra-light steel shaft to encourage faster swing speed for increased yardage.
The TaylorMade r7 CGB MAX irons $299 distance-producing capabilities begin with the clubface, which is created separately from the clubhead thanks to TaylorMade’s Pull-Face method of construction. The clubface, which consists of 455 stainless steel, is exceptionally thin yet exceptionally strong, and boasts a large, unsupported area that helps to generate an uncommonly high COR for an iron, helping to promote faster ball speed and increased distance.
The TaylorMade R7 CGB MAX irons are very easy to hit and they get the ball in the air very quickly and easily, but the noise at impact is like someone scrapping their nails down a blackboard. Very distracting. They look a bit chunky at address; however this might give the higher handicapper a bit more confidence. If you can get over the noise great these irons are worth a go, but for me that was the end.
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Golfers will tend to play on courses that they either know well or are members of; rarely will they make a trip to another course somewhere else in the country. This is all well and good but invariably after a while you may grow tired of the same course and want to try playing a round of golf at a new and exciting location. Some golfers may go on a golfing holiday to play golf in sunnier climates or perhaps play a famous course in another part of the world.
The first thing to arrange when planning a golf holiday is to consider if there are any golf courses that you would specifically like to play at. If this is the case then half of the problem has been solved; choosing the destination. If you are stuck for choice or do not mind what course you play then you can choose one of the many golf courses that may be near any holiday resort.
Whilst you could just book hotels near to the course the best savings can be made by arranging your golf holiday as an entire package of hotels, flights and your golf times booked all together. A lot of holiday companies will have deals at popular golf resorts and include booking times and green fees for your game of golf.
When booking your holiday you should consider what time of year you are going to be playing, some courses may have tournaments or peak seasons which could limit your choice of tee off time. By going off peak you could also save money. In some resorts the weather is the same all year round and so you won’t have to worry about the weather being poor when you go.
On occasions you may be going on a golf holiday but travelling with non-golfers, which could affect your plans as the people you are travelling with may want other activities to do whilst you are playing golf. Many golf resorts have beaches nearby as well as other typical beach resort attractions.
Booking a golf holiday can be really simple as long as you have either a desired destination or golf course to play at. The benefit of visiting one of the well known golf resorts is that there are multiple golf courses all in one place meaning you could play a different course each day of your stay if you so choose.
To avoid any mishaps when on holiday such as lost or damaged clubs then it is wise to get specialist golf travel insurance. It works just like regular golf insurance but covers a wide range of travel related issues such as medical emergencies, lost luggage or cancellations, do a golf insurance comparison online to get the best deals.
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A golf tip online can save you hours out of your schedule, but can it really help your game? With more and more people getting Internet connections, golfers are flocking to the Internet in hopes to find tips, techniques and even total golf performance programs to save their golf game.
There are many concerns with taking a golf tip online and hoping it will be the silver bullet to your game. Always consider the source of this golf tip. If you read an article like this one, or find some resource online, make sure to read the resource box at the bottom of the article.
Usually the article or resource will have a mini-bio of the person who authored the information with a link to either their site or some kind of indepth explanation of who the person is and what their credentials are.
Any golfer no matter what their ability or certifications can post a golf tip online via website, blog or article. On the Internet this is rampant! There are more so-called gurus than ever before. Every golfer probably has some valuable information they have to give, but if they are not qualified to give it, they should probably keep it for their own game.
With the Internet turning into more of a “pay-for-content” vehicle, there are many qualified people who are putting valuable golf tips online, along with reports, ebooks and even complete membership sites like my Golf-Trainer.com site that has been on the net for over 5 years now. Since then, I have seen many imitation sites and products, which is one huge drawback of the web.
Web surfers would never know what reports, ebooks and membership sites are the most credible and original in format and effectiveness. I am always hesitant with reading any golf tip online until I thoroughly look into the person behind the product. How long have they been in their profession? What successes have they helped create? And if you can personally talk to several people who have purchased and benefited from their products?
In researching these products and programs, read all the copy on the site. You will read some pretty amazing stuff that’s hard to swallow. These claims seem impossible when you look at how long they’ve been on the net and how many so-called golfers they’ve helped. Just do some math and you’ll find that these numbers are most likely false.
The bottom line with any golf tip online is if it does in fact help your game. If it does, you will most likely tell other golfing friends about it and the website and business will be successful just from word-of-mouth.
And one last piece of advice. Any person or business giving golf tips online should be reachable. You should easily be able to find their contact information, including phone number. When I answer my phone, people are shocked! I ask them why, and they say they didn’t think there was a “real person” behind it.
That’s a sad situation that shows the skepticism of web visitors. If you have to look hard for the contact information, I would not recommend using or purchasing any golf tips or programs online.
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Do you know what can happen when golfers use terms incorrectly or which are not defined in the Rules of Golf? Here we submit to you the “Top 10 Misused Terms in Golf.”
No. 10, “Through the Green”
No. 9, “Rough”
No. 8, “Fairway”
These three terms have a strong relationship to one another in that they are typically misused when referring to areas of the course. The terms “rough” and “fairway” are actually areas of the course that the Rules call ” through the green .”
The issue with “through the green” is that most tend to believe it refers to the area over the back of the green. However, by definition within the Rules of Golf, if an area of the golf course is not a hazard (i.e., a bunker or a water hazard), and is not the teeing ground or the putting green of the hole you are playing, it is “through the green.”
Did you know the word “rough” does not appear in the Rules of Golf , and the word “fairway” appears only once? Ironically “fairway,” while not defined in the Rules, is used to clarify the term “closely mown area” for where a player is entitled to relief for a ball embedded in its own pitch-mark ( Rule 25-2 ). Although golfers at all skill levels use these terms, you will not be able to find these words in the index when attempting to look them up in the Rules of Golf booklet. Quite simply, both fairway and rough fall under one term: “through the green.”
No. 7, “Waste Area/Waste Bunker”
Many modern golf courses have areas often referred to as “waste areas” or “waste bunkers.” These are typically areas that don’t meet the definition of either a water hazard or a bunker . Generally, they are unmaintained natural areas installed by modern-day course architects to add another test for golfers to negotiate (or to reduce maintenance costs), and are simply “through the green.” That means the Rules allow you to ground your club and/or take practice swings in these areas. And that can be a good thing.
No. 6, “Trap”
Continuing with bunkers, let’s get another misnomer out of the way. A bunker is not a “trap.”
By definition, a bunker is a prepared area of ground, often a hollow, from which turf or soil has been removed and replaced with sand or the like. Many golfers like to refer to them as traps or sand traps. Now, the last time I checked, a “trap” is not something anyone or anything wants to be in (i.e., bear traps, rat traps, speed traps). What’s more, if one attempts to look up the word “trap” in the Rules of Golf, the search will be fruitless, as the word is not there. A bunker, on the other hand, has a much less punitive connotation and is the proper term as defined in the Rules of Golf.
No. 5, “Cup”
No. 4, “Pin”
It is a bit of a mystery as to how the terms “cup” and “pin” came to replace the proper terms of ” hole ” and ” flagstick .” Seems that it is just as easy to refer to them as a “hole,” and a “flag” or a “stick.” Most golfers should cringe every time they hear television announcers refer to the hole location as the day’s “pin placement.” After all, the purpose of the game as laid out in Rule 1-1 is to put the ball in the hole, not in the cup.
No. 3, “Tee Box”
Let’s talk about the “tee box.” Historically, the tee box was a small wood crate filled with sand used for building a small mound to place the ball for the tee shot; that is until the wooden tee peg became all the rage in the early 1900s. The starting place of each hole is a rectangular area, two club-lengths in depth and the width of the tee-markers, and the proper term for it is ” teeing ground .”
No. 2, “Rub of the Green”
Another term often misused by television announcers is “rub of the green.” Most use the term to refer to bad luck. According to the Rules of Golf, a rub of the green occurs when a ball in motion is accidentally deflected or stopped by an outside agency. Sure, it’s frustrating when a perfectly good shot heads toward the flagstick, only to have the ball strike the flagstick and careen into a greenside bunker. That’s a rub of the green that is bad luck. However, a ball destined for out of bounds or a bad place, that miraculously strikes a tree and comes to rest in a more desirable spot is a rub of the green that is good luck. Some know this as a “member’s bounce.” Here is a link to a terrific video clip of Payne Stewart receiving a very lucky ” rub of the green .”
Can you guess what term is NO.1?
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? Large, thin, high-strength steel clubface promotes high COR for faster ball speed and increased distance
Extra-large clubhead with tungsten weights increases MOI for greater stability and forgiveness.
? SuperFast Technology reduces total club weight and promotes faster swing speed for added distance
Inverted Cone Technology expands the high COR zone to promote higher ball speed on off-center hits for more distance shot to shot
? Hollow topline allows CG to be moved back deep in the clubhead for incredibly easy launch on a towering, distance-enhancing flight
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Weight
Length
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Light/Regular/Stiff/X-Stiff
RH/LH
D0
38.5
#5
23º
Light/Regular/Stiff/X-Stiff
RH/LH
D0
38
#6
26º
Light/Regular/Stiff
RH/LH
D0
37.5
#7
30º
Regular/Stiff/X-Stiff
RH/LH
D0
37
#8
34º
Light/Regular/Stiff/X-Stiff
RH/LH
D0
36.5
#9
39º
Light/Regular/Stiff/X-Stiff
RH/LH
D0
36
PW
44º
Light/Regular/Stiff/X-Stiff
RH/LH
D0
35.75
AW
49º
Light/Regular/Stiff/X-Stiff
RH/LH
D0
35.75
SW
54º
Light/Regular/Stiff
RH/LH
D2
35.5
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HL
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Regardless of whether you are just starting out in golf or have been playing for some years, there is always something new for you to learn or some skill to hone and there can be no doubt that the best way to achieve that is with the help of a professional coach.
But the problem is that professional coaching can be very expensive.
At the top end of the scale you could think about enrolling at a golf school for an intensive week long course and immersing yourself for a full seven days in learning or perhaps improving one or two specific facets of your game. The cost will vary widely depending upon the school you pick and such things as the reputation of its instructors and the range of specialized training facilities which the school provides. However, in all cases the price will probably be high and you can certainly think about paying $1,000 to $2,000 or more for a course of this nature.
Your next option may be to consider individual coaching with a golf professional at a local club lasting perhaps one or two hours each day, or possibly only twice or three times each week. This option is certainly one which is well worth thinking about as an alternative to enrolling at a golf school, but it is still going to be fairly expensive, particularly if you decide that you need to continue your regular lessons for any length of time.
So what about a less expensive choice?
An increasingly popular alternative nowadays is to learn the game by watching DVDs in the comfort of your own home and, before laughing at this method, you might like to consider the range of DVDs presently being made by a large number of highly respected professional golf instructors and the huge number of golfers who are choosing this particular type of tuition.
Not only do DVDs allow a professional golfer to literally come into your home and take you through all aspects of the game in great detail and give you step by step exercises to follow so that you can master everything from improving your driving to hitting the perfect draw shot, but the essential beauty of DVD instruction is that it lets you work at your own pace and replay every lesson over and over again to ensure that you pick up every detail.
However, maybe the best thing of all is the fact that your own personal library of golf DVDs will not cost you a fortune.
Now, I do have to say that, if you are able to afford it, going to a golf school or personal one to one instruction with a local golf professional will almost certainly produce faster and better results than learning from a series of DVDs. However, instructional DVDs nowadays do come in a close second and you certainly cannot beat them as far as cost is concerned.
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