So I’ve given you a few basic tips on how to swing a golf club. Consequently, I have been getting many emails from people asking me specific questions on how they can improve their swing. So why should you listen to me?

I’m here to tell you that I am in no way, shape, or form an expert at the game of golf.  Just like many of you, I have a lot to improve on and I practice my swing every chance I can get. As such – there is probably nothing I can specifically tell you guys that will turn you pro overnight – sorry!

However, what I CAN do is recommend a golf swing guide that I have used in the past with pretty amazing results. I have referred every single one of my friends to this guide and some of them have had better results than I have.

You can check it out here:    The Simple Golf Swing System

My good friend Wes improved his handicap from a 14 to a 10, and his range from 140 yards to over 200 yards. Now I’m not saying your going to get results like that (hell, you might do a lot better), but I can tell you that no matter how good you THINK you are at the game, you can always improve and this guide would be the first thing I would get before spending bookoo bucks on a personal coaching program – trust me.

The only thing that turned me off from the program was some of the over-hyped promises it made. You’ll read stuff like “Improve your range by 200 yards in 2 days…”  yada, yada, yada. Come on. If you honestly think you can get results like that, then you’re living in a different world than the rest of us “normal folk.”

However – I wouldn’t let that dissuade you from getting the program. I’ve been through my share of “coaching videos” and golfing guide books and this one has given me (BY FAR) the best results out of all of them. Here is the link again:

The Simple Golf Swing System

I’m excited to hear about your improvements, so please send me more email and let me know how you guys do!

1. Improve your takeaway.  As the first part of your swing, it is important for you to move your arms, hands, and shoulders simultaneously, angling away from the ball.  This is considered the one piece takeaway, which 95% of the professionals use.

2. Focus on a complete backswing so that your downswing will be guided with power.  You want your chin touching the shoulder, with tension between the hips and shoulders.  The more tension, the better power and accuracy there will be in your swing.

3. As you begin the downswing, pivot your hips before moving your hands or arms, to help direct your swing and provide you with better accuracy and improve your score.

By following those tips, you will easily achieve lower scores, improve coordination, and have better success on the course.  You will go from a novice to an experienced golfer in no time!

My name is Mark Hansen and I have devoted this blog to help people learn to play golf and how to properly swing a golf club. Learning to properly swing a golf club is the NUMERO UNO basic thing you should always learn first when learning to play golf. If you start out with misinformation it is really hard to correct your mistakes later on.

Don’t get me wrong – I am no expert in the game of golf – not by a long shot! But I do know the basics and I know enough to know when someone is doing something wrong. I have only been playing for a few years – but I am always trying to perfect myself in every way I can, especially golf! I also have a few friends I have helped with their basic golf game, which inspired me to create this site.

Golf is a great game and really fun to learn. Keep following my blog where I will give you tips on how to properly swing that golf club!