- Saturday, May 19, 2012
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Today is the
day you are waiting for.
Today is the
opening of the 5th Summer Golf Show that will run from May 18 to 20,
2012 at Megatrade Hall 2 at SM Megamall.
Today you can
cancel your morning tee-off with your golf buddies. There are 5 best reasons why
you cancelled this morning habit and to be at the 5th Summer Golf Show.
1. Great
Products at Low Prizes
Are we not
all magnetized by this yearly gift that we get from this Golf Show? Of course,
like others you wanted to be in the thick of things and change your gadgets to
help you sharpen your game and get a lower score the next time you hit the
green.
2. Latest
Technology
As we
mentioned earlier we all look something to give us the edge in our game. In
this show, you get a chance to find something special that will push you ahead
of the pack. Yes, the show will present latest golfing technology and gadgets
that will give the lift you needed in your game.
3. Raffle
Prizes and Cool Giveaways
While you are
inside the hall and looking for something that will help you get the “eagles”
and the “birdies” you aspire be surprised when your name is called winning some
cool prizes and giveaways. I know you agree this is super cool!
4. Network.Network.Network.
The event
also gives you the opportunity to talk to distributors and other golfers. Yes,
the event gives you a rocket booster in
other areas of your life. In particular, to network with companies exhibiting
and attending visitors like you in this event. At the end of the day, this
aspect may prove greater than what you came for before the event.
5. Second
Home. Paradise.
You are a
golf enthusiast. You want to be where there are events about golf. So being
inside the event is like being inside your home. It is your paradise. Bask in
the energy and colorful spectrum of the event. Inhale the air of the golf
products and accessories that are all waiting for you for the taking.
After getting
these benefits out of the event the next best thing to do is to whack the birds
out of the greens until another Golf Show comes around.
- Thursday, May 17, 2012
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by Jones Harington
When you want to swing the golf club better, you need to find tips that fit with what you are trying to do. If you slice the ball, you don't want tips about how to fade the golf ball or swing like Tiger Woods does currently. This won't help you much. Just like, if you are a beginner, you don't want advanced tips meant for someone with a low handicap.
Getting the right tips for your golf swing will make a huge difference, if you know how to use them. There are many tips online, in books, and all over the golf magazines, but if you just pick up any magazine or browse any site for tips, you might not find the ones that are right for you. Below are three golf tips to help you and whom they work best for.
1. The Christmas Tree Effect
This tip fits with every golfer and helps with those that are beginners or even those with a mid to low handicap. If you look at the shape of a Christmas tree, it starts very wide at the bottom and gets smaller and smaller towards the top. Now, if we split it in half with a line down the middle we will have the diagram we are looking for.
The middle line is a perfectly straight shot, the right side is a fade/slice, and the left side is a draw/hook, assuming you are a right-handed golfer. For a lefty, just switch it around and you will be set. The goal is to climb up the Christmas tree to the top. This is how professional golfers get to where their missed shots are very small misses instead of hooks or slices out of bounds.
You may be right at the base of the tree, somewhere in the middle, or even close to the top. It doesn't matter you skill level to use this diagram. The basic teaching concept is to take someone that slices the ball and teach them how to hook the ball. When they learn to hit a huge hook, then can start working on lessening that hook until they start fading the ball regularly. The opposite will work for those that hook the ball.
You will go back and forth up the tree until you can hit a draw or fade, but the large slice or hook becomes less and less normal for you. This is how a player can cure their slice or get rid of a duck hook.
2. Toe wins the Race
When you look at the club head, you will notice it has a heel and a toe. If you slice the golf ball, it is because the face is open at impact. A slice describes the curve of the ball and if you just hit the ball straight to the right (for a right-handed player), then you are pushing the ball. That is completely different.
However, if you hit the ball straight at the beginning and it curves to the right, then you slice the golf ball. To fix this, you need to think about the toe of the club head getting to the ball before the heel gets there. This will help you to close the face at impact and will allow you to hit the ball straighter.
3. Back to the Target as Long as Possible
This tip is for the golfer that pulls the ball or even hooks the ball. Most golfers get to this point after they fix their slice or during the process. Pulling the golf ball is usually caused by the front shoulder opening too soon. This can be fixed by keeping your back to the target as long as possible. You can actually use this as a swing thought on the golf course.
Getting the best tips for your golf swing may seem difficult, and the last thing you want to do is try everything found in every magazine, book, or online. This will just cause confusion. In addition, you should know there is no such thing as a "Quick Fix" in golf. You will need to put in the work, practice with new drills, and work with the tips you choose before you see lasting results.
Discover how to Play Better Golf with tips from a Top Golf Professional Here: www.BensGolfTips.com
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- Friday, May 11, 2012
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by Abraham K.
Tips on How to Fix a Golf Slice
First you should try to identify everything about your drive or your swing that is causing your clubface to be open at the point of strike, and then try to determine which relates to you. Here are some golf tips on driving that relate specifically to how to fix a golf slice by adjusting your swing, grip or stance.
1. Strengthen your grip: if you strengthen your grip by moving it a few degrees clockwise, your clubface will straighten up quicker. You may have to make a few adjustments to get it right.
2. Hold Back Your Chest: If your chest rotates too quickly, so that it crosses the ball before you hit it, then so your club head will lag behind and not be straight on impact, slicing the ball.
3. Fully Rotate Your Shoulders: Most golf tips on driving will stress the importance of getting your shoulders right back on your swing, and this is particularly important when trying to fix a golf slice. A failure to rotate your shoulders correctly on your backswing can result in your shoulders leading your body through the swing which pulls your club head out of alignment, slicing the ball.
4. Take a Step Back: Another potential quick cure that may fix a golf slice is to take up your normal stance and then take step back. By doing this, your club head will have a bit longer before it hits the ball and so more time to close, or straighten up to the ball.
5. Adjust Your Stance Left: As an emergency remedial action on-course, when all else fails, adjust your stance with your feet in line with a point slightly to the left of target, but drive straight to the target. This may straighten the club head before you hit the ball but could also make your slice worse, so you should try the above four golf tips on driving first.
6. Never Aim Left of Target: Some people compensate for slicing the ball to the right by aiming to the left. You should never do this because you will not affect your slice, and will lose any accuracy you may still have had. Not only that, but you will be losing a lot of distance on your drive: possibly 40 yards or more because you are in effect playing an extreme fade shot.
Playing a Fade
Good golfers can fade the ball at will, which utilizes the ball mechanics of the slice in a controlled fashion with a lot less curve on the ball. They do this either by deliberately holding back on the club so that it is open at strike, or aiming their feet and shoulders left and keeping the clubface aimed at the target.
Finally...
Many beginners slice the ball because they rush their swing and try to hit the ball far too hard. They don't give the club enough time to straighten up before whacking the ball, and away it goes like banana, often ending up on the adjoining fairway. A slower controlled swing will offer better results, and the ultimate advice on how to fix a golf slice is to work on your swing.
All golf tips on driving will emphasize the importance of swing mechanics and taking control of this essentially unnatural rotational movement for a human being. If you learn how to control your swing, and how to give your golf club time to close and to become absolutely square to the ball and the target at the moment of impact, then that's how to fix a golf slice, with the other tips above your golf driving game should be on or back on target in no time.
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- Thursday, April 26, 2012
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The Golf Distributors
Association of the Philippines (GDAP) will hold the 5th GDAP Summer
Golf Show on May 18, 19, 20, 2012 at SM Mega Mall Hall 2, Mandaluyong City.
The show will bring
together the major golf distributors in the country including Foregolf,
Transview Golf, Dynamic Sports Group, Pacsports Inc., Paulines Group Inc., Kart
Plaza, Master Sports, Aetna Enterprise, Master Sports Corp., Raymundo’s
Trophies, RMA Trading, and Proline Sports Center Inc.
“With more than 70 booths available
for different companies, we assure to bring more number of exciting great deals
on equipment, accessories and other products of interest of golfers which they
can only avail at the Golf Show, “ said GDAP president Randy Rana.
As added attraction, a
hitting cage is provided onsite for those who would love to sample their
putting and driving skills. Lastly, branded and premium raffle prizes are in
store for lucky visitors.
GDAP’s Summer Golf Show is
an activity that advocates the spread of golf in the grassroots level by
providing an event where start-up can invest on affordable but quality golf
equipments. The show also provides a venue for golf lovers to see each other
and share their experiences and passion for the game.
Golf is one of the reasons
why tourists flock to the Philippines. The country boasts beautiful and
challenging golf courses that are better compared with other Asian neighbors. Add
to the equation that Filipinos are a friendly English speaking nation makes it an ideal golf hub in Asia.
“We will continue this show in order
to grow the love for Golf in our country and in the process produce a Tiger
Woods in the near future”, added Exhibit Chairman Bap Fugoso.
The event show hours run
from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Admission is free.
Exlinkevents is the official event manager
and marketing partner of 5th Summer Golf Show.
For partnerships, call tel. 643-3887 or email info@exlinkevents.com
- Tuesday, March 20, 2012
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