Golf is a great game that involves technique, skill, power and mental toughness. Learn to improve you golf game in rough wind conditions with tips from a professional golfer instructor in this free video series.
There are 10 videos in this series:
Adjusting for the wind, in golf, is important if you want to hit more accurate shots at the pin. Learn some tips for playing golf down wind from a professional golf instructor in this free golfing video.
It's important, in golf, to adjust for the wind when it's into your face in order to improve your accuracy and distance control. Learn some tips for playing golf up wind from a professional golf instructor in this free golfing video.
Adjusting the angle of your golf shot, when playing with a right to left wind current, is important for improving your accuracy and lowering your golf score. Learn some tips to help you play in a right to left wind current from a professional golf instructor in this free golfing video.
It's important, in golf, to adjust for the wind when it's moving left to right in order to improve your accuracy and distance control. Learn some tips for playing golf in a left to right wind current from a professional golf instructor in this free golfing video.
Playing golf in wet conditions will affect the roll and spin of your golf shots. Learn some useful tips for playing golf in wet conditions from a professional golf instructor in this free golfing video.
Playing golf in dry conditions will increase the roll and distance of you golf shots. Learn some tips for playing golf in dry conditions from a professional golf instructor in this free golfing video.
If your golf ball plugs into the ground you may be eligible for relief without a one stroke penalty. Learn about unplayable lies and the rules of golf from a professional golf instructor in this free golfing video.
If your golf ball lands in casual water you may be eligible for relief without a one stroke penalty. Learn more about casual water and the rules golf from a professional golf instructor in this free golfing video.
Trees can be a hazardous obstacle when playing golf, which makes them worth avoiding. Learn some tips for playing golf when your near a tree from a professional golf instructor in this free golfing video.
If your golf ball lands next to a man made obstruction and that obstruction interferes with your shot making abilities, you may be eligible for relief without obtaining a one stroke penalty from a professional golf instructor in this free golfing video.
Though Musselburgh, Scotland is home to The Old Links, oldest golf course in the world, golf is rumored to have begun in the Netherlands in 1297. After seven hundred years it still follows the same basic premise: hit a ball into a hole using a stick; the person who gets it in the least number of hits, wins. Today, a golfer may have any number of sticks, called clubs, made up of wood, graphite, or titanium. Each club has a specific use depending on the type, whether it’s the driver for an opening long ball, the wedge for shots out of the sand trap, the putter for the last short shot into the hole, or a variety of irons for anything in between. In this free video series a professional golf instructor, Hill Marks, will show you several tips to help you play in a variety of course conditions and circumstances. Hill will begin by teaching you how to play in the wind. You'll learn to adjust for playing down wind, up wind, with left to right wind and even right to left wind. This adjustment is important if you want to maintain golfing accuracy and distance control. Hill will then teach you a little bit about the rules of golf and circumstances in which you might get free relief. You'll learn about unplayable lies, casual water and man made obstructions. Hill will even teach you about the affects of playing in dry and wet conditions and how those conditions will affect you ball flight. Watch these short videos and begin improving your golf game in rough conditions today.
Hill Marks Coach Hill has been teaching tennis, squash, racquetball and golf professionally for about ten years. He has always been a lifetime sports and fitness enthusiast. Coach Hill lives in Phoenix, Arizona during the winter and Chicago, Illinois during the summer. Currently, Hill is working on a website for coaching tennis and he loves working with folks of all ages.dkdk
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