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Learn tips & techniques to improve your golf swing with these free online video golf lessons, including practice exercises for putting, chipping, pitching and swing mechanics.
There are 14 videos in this series:
Adaptive golf is the process of adapting your game to your current conditions. Learn tips on about this courageous form of the sport of golf in this free video clip.
Adaptive golf is the process of adapting your game to your current conditions. Learn tips on about this courageous form of the sport of golf in this free video clip.
Choosing a golf course to play adaptive golf is not easy. Learn tips on what to look for in a golf course from an expert at the sport in this free video clip.
Special equipment is needed to play adaptive golf to allow for fair play. Learn tips on what equipment is available in this free video clip from an expert on adaptive golf.
Special carts are needed to play adaptive golf in some cases and this free video will explain why this is and how to use them in this free video clip.
Special carts are needed to play adaptive golf in some cases and this free video will explain why this is and how to use them in this free video clip.
Choosing golf clubs for adaptive golf is different than your typical choice. Learn tips on how to adapt and adjust your game from an expert in this free video clip.
Teeing off in adaptive golf is a bit different than your normal tee. Learn tips on how to adapt and adjust your game from an expert in this free video clip.
Long putting in adaptive golf is a bit different than your normal putt. Learn tips on how to adapt and adjust your game from an expert in this free video clip.
The putting stroke in adaptive golf is similar to regular golf with a few slight differences to consider. Learn how to have a great putting stroke in this free video clip.
Adaptive golf carts are specialized carts that allow for disabled players to play the game as normal as possible. Learn a bit about these golf carts from a golf expert in this free video clip.
Putting in adaptive golf is a bit different than your normal putt. Learn tips on how to adapt and adjust your game from an expert in this free video clip.
Adaptive golf carts are specialized carts that allow for disabled players to play the game as normal as possible. Learn a bit about these golf carts from a golf expert in this free video clip.
Amputee golf is a very specialty form of the game that requires specialized equipment to play. Learn tips on equipment and limitations from an expert in this free video clip.
Although it is a popular game amongst people of all ages, the game of golf can be a challenging one. Whether you are an absolute beginner, or someone who has been playing for a while, golf lessons can help you improve you game at any stage. There is a whole new level added if you are disabled. brand new rules and equipment apply and are needed to make the game fair. Golf, like most sports, is one where practice makes perfect. Unfortunately though, it is a sport where practice can often be expensive. Since you can’t practice your game in the backyard, it is necessary to be able to maximize your time at the range or on the course so you can see the most improvement. In this video series, you will learn some exercise that you can do to work on your putting and chipping skills. These exercises, combined with the techniques you have learned, are sure to make you a better golfer. This all applies whether you are disabled or not. To get better practice makes perfect so practice, practice, practice.
Dave Schoeneck Dave Schoeneck has been a coach with adaptive winter sports for the past 25 years. Schoeneck has worked extensively with a wide variety of disabilities including quadriplegia, paraplegia, Downs syndrome and many others.dkdk
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