Today, Power Chute - Part Two - A Winner! This is worth watching!
This month's golf tip follows up from the monthly one in March. I introduced the Power Chute and said that I will practice with this product for a month. And get back to you with the results. Well, Corona 19 came along and disrupted everything!
This month we are going to talk about something we all desire! Adding some Speed to your Swing. This is Mel Sole, Director of Instruction and Master Professional at the Mel Sole Golf School, located at Pawleys Plantation Golf and Country Club in Pawleys Island, SC. Almost all golfers (even the ones that hit the ball a long way) would like to add some yards to how far they hit the ball. And for those of you that don't particularly like to spend hours on . . .
This months golf tip is about The cure for no more hooking! Mel Sole, Master Professional and Director of Instruction at the Mel Sole Golf School, located at Pawleys Plantation Golf and Country Club, talk about a problem that a lot of advanced golfers have and that is hooking. The higher handicap golfers tend to slice the ball, but a lot of the lower golfers will tend to hook. Here is a way taught to Mel by his friend and mentor Phil Ritson. Phil always used . . .
The 10-foot putt. These are the putts that we expect to make but miss them most of the time. The key here is to work on both line and pace!
How to Practice the 10-foot putt!
Take a couple of tees and place one 12" past the hole, and another 18" past the hole. Place 6 balls (or as many as you wish) and your goal is to hole as many as you can. To make it interesting, make a game out of it . . .
The subject today is When you practice, don't be afraid to exaggerate! Welcome to the Mel Sole Golf Monthly Golf Tip brought to you by Mel Sole, Director of Instruction and Master Professional at the Mel Sole Golf School, located in Pawleys Island, SC.
When you practice, don't be afraid to exaggerate!
This month I would like to talk about exaggerating your golf swing when you are trying to make changes to your swing. When you have taken a lesson and the teaching pro has made changes to your swing they are going to feel . . .
Sometimes you are faced with a shot on the golf course that is too short for a regular pitch but too long for a chip. The technique for a pitch is a quick . . .
If you really want to improve your golf or just get started with this great game, do so slowly! I call this incremental practice. Particularly for a beginner who is just trying to make solid contact with the ball, this is a great drill, but even established golfers who are trying to make specific changes to their swing, do so incrementally and slowly and you will see results happening much faster than just going to the range and start banging away with a pile of balls in front of you. Make this . . .
A Golf Video Blog with Mel Sole. Today Matt Scott, a fitness instructor who focuses mainly on the golf swing and how you can get better with strength, flexibility, and endurance exercises. Matt talks about a subject that every golfer is interested in - clubhead speed and how to create it. Enjoy!
Speed Drill.
Take a golf club and get into your setup.
Swing from your dominant side as fast as you can. 3 reps.
Today I present Trouble Shot Tuesday #65 A Golf Video Blog with Mel Sole. Getting out of trouble takes some skill to be able to move the ball from right to left and left to right. Doing this simple drill will help you understand the way the ball curves in the air will make it a lot easier once you put a club in your hand.
Today I present Short Game Saturday #64. A Golf Video Blog with Mel Sole. Continuing our theme of feet and ankles I talk about getting your feet in the right position for an uphill chip. Check it out.
