How to Improve Your Golf Swing at the Driving Range

How often do you think about your golf swing? Every golfer wants a swing that works, a natural approach to your swing that you can practice again and again, a swing that produces results. Next time you hit the driving range, we have a few tips to work on to improve your golf swing. These tips will be beneficial to the way you play the game of golf.

Difficulty: Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• Golf clubs
• <br>Hitting gloves
• <br>Golf shoes

How to Improve Your Golf Swing at the Driving Range

1. Bring all of your clubs to the driving range. Using your driver only is a hacker's mistake. Start out with your wedge then work your way through the bag.

2. Never swing unless you are aiming at a specific target. Periodically change that target during your day at the driving range.

3. One swing thought at a time. Too much thinking ruins a swing.

4. Pace yourself during your swings at the driving range. No rapid-fire hitting. Stimulate the pace of a normal round. Step away, look over the range, and go through your normal pre-shot routine.

5. Leave when you are tired. You make only 40 or more swings in a normal round of golf. Bashing through 80 practice balls will tire you out. And when you are tired, you will develop bad swinging habits. Give the remainder of your balls to another struggling golfer.

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[TimR]

on 11/25/2008 I found this information to be helpful...
You can also try www.allamericanjuniorgolf.blogspot.com for tips on your golf swing. It is an excellent website and has great content.