Golf Tips for Beginners

Krank Golf Krank Golf is a Custom Golf Driver Company that has one motto: "to create the most explosive and accurate golf drivers on the planet!" And they have the records to prove that they do just that. Long Drive Competitors are winning big time using Krank Golf Drivers . But not only do they have killer Krank drivers to offer but they also have two Krank Golf putters that they have manufactured. Krank Golf Ni-Trix LG Putter The Ni-Trix LG putter is a center shafted mallet putter. It was designed to get as much forward roll as soon as possible for a more pure roll. It accomplishes that by being perfectly balanced and by putting as much weight on the top of the putter as possible. They did this by reversing the weight structure. It weights 388 grams and has a loft of 3 degrees. Krank Golf Ni-Trix Putter This putter is a classic blade putter with a difference. This putter is designed with the same characteristics as the Ni-Trix LG mallet putter. It has a weight of 352 grams ...

Adams Golf Company was at the cutting edge of the fairway woods frenzy ten years ago, and under president Chip Brewer, Adams continues to flourish with its Idea hybrids and irons. The problem with Adams is the company has never had a successful driver. That completely may change very soon. This month, Adams ships its new Insight Tech a4 driver. Designed by Scott Burnett (at one time with TaylorMade and Titleist), this driver was used on the PGA TOUR last summer under the 9015D prototype nickname, and Richard S. Johnson utilized it to win the U.S. Bank Championship in July. Burnett designed this driver through consultation with the Long Drivers of America. A 15-gram external weight on the back sole increases distance because it helps attain optimum launch conditions. The Adams Insight Tech A4 Driver, with a recommended retail cost of $499.99, has "generated a lot of buzz," Brewer says. "It's beautiful in a classic sense, with pear shaping and a slightly open look to i...

Have you ever been advised to stick to the mechanics, such as "Keep a firm left elbow", "keep your head behind the ball", "complete your follow-through"?  Oftentimes, this type of golf instruction can confuse beginners. It sometimes confuses me as well. Well there is a book entitled A Different Way to (Much) Better Golf written by RH Clark. This guy throws out the mechanics. Manuals, magazines and friends can tell you the rules and suggest more mechanics, but "A Different Way to (Much) Better Golf" encourages golfers to assess their own body dynamics to sense feedback and find what works best for them. Check your balance at the top of the back-swing and at the end of the through-swing. At the top of the back-swing you can be balanced as you pause to allow the reaction, the left side stretch, and gravity to all kick in together. Read "A Different Way to (Much) Better Golf" for new and revolutionary golf instruction geared toward beginner...