This [tag]golf swing aid[/tag] is amazing. It is easy to use, it is lightweight and portable, it comes in different colors, and it come in different sizes. When using this [tag]super golf swing[/tag] aid you will get instant feedback and visual confirmation of your results. You will instantly know your path and angle of approach. And now for the best part the price. You can get this amazing super duper unbelievable golf training system for the low, low price of $4.99 or less.

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What I’m about to show you is a drill that will add 15 yards to your drives instantly!

This is a drill that the [tag]Bogey Killer[/tag] golf team has tested against others on thousands of golfers in an attempt to come up with the best drill for increasing distance instantly. The drills that we tested had to be easy to do, simple and show results immediately.

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There are so many drivers on the market today that you often get confused over what you should own. So, let me give you some pearls on what to think about when hitting a golf driver and what will help you in the future when you go to purchase a driver.

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Whether you hit the ball 200 or 300 yards adding an extra 10-15 yards to your driver gives any player confidence, and a distinct advantage over the competition.

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A golf hook can be compared to Pele’s ‘banana kick’ in football. In the case of a right hander, when the golf ball strays severely, from the right to the left, it is referred to as a hook. Where left handers are concerned, the ball would sway from left to right. The golf hook is, more often than not, referred to as an error made by beginners. Of course, professional golfers may deliberately use this method to place the golf ball where required.

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A common problem for many golfers when they swing is they lose the flex in their trail or back knee. The flex in this knee helps the golfer maintain proper balance, posture, support, and allows the golfer to swing the club on a better plane.

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This third instalment of Stop Slicing works on the path of the club once more. It also works on flattening the plane of your swing. Both factors are inter-related. To help create an inside path we need to flatten the plane.

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The second step in eliminating the slice is to swing the club on an inside path. Most slicers have a tendency to swing the club on an outside to inside swing path. To counter balance this tendency, we are going to swing the club extremely inside to out.

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The one step in learning to square the clubface at impact is to swing the hands and arms in the correct manner. This aspect is often overlooked in today’s teachings. Too often the rotation portion of the swing is over emphasized. Today’s drill looks at swing the arms in the correct manner after impact.

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One of the most common problems that I hear from golfers is that they are fighting a slice with their longer clubs, most notably, the driver. It is the longest club in the bag with the least amount of loft, so it will tend to produce the most sidespin, and for most golfers that means a slice. For some golfers, it’s an easy fix. We may have to adjust their grip or alignment or something simple like that. But for a lot of slicers, the problem is a path or angle of approach problem, and that is a tougher habit to get out of. Fortunately, there are drills you can do to rid yourself of any swing flaw.

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