www.bpg.ie is the home website of Ireland’s No1 golf lesson instructor Barry Power, in this lesson Barry shares his secrets on using the arms for a great practice drill that will improve your swing.

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www.bpg.ie is the home website of Ireland’s No1 golf lesson instructor Barry Power, in this lesson Barry shares this practice drill that will help you develop your swing.

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Use the driver golf club properly with the expert tips in this free golfing lesson on video, with techniques for improving your swing and your golf game. Expert: Bryan Pemberton Bio: Bryan Pemberton is a PGA Class A Golf Professional. He played in the PGA Nissan LA Open Qualifier Nike Tour for 4 years. In 1991 he was the NCAA All American at USC. Filmmaker: Robert Yoshino

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PurePointGolf.com and head teaching pro Bobby Eldridge want to help you make clean consistent contact with all of your clubs by staying on plane. Use the helpful tips from this video to keep your swing on plane and make cleaner well timed contact on every shot. Available in Early February 2009.

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Golf swing basics will lay the foundation to your game, there’s no doubt about that. Ignore the basic principles as a beginner and you’ll forever be “chasing your tail.

As a beginner, before you start to worry about the basic golf swing, you really need to start thinking about your body motion. How will your feet work, your hip action and arm action? This is the value of getting good coaching in the early stages of your game.

Learning The Basics Of The Golf Swing

Many inexperienced players come into the game of golf and head straight for the tee-off area and start blasting away! The ball skews left; it hooks right; it goes straight up in the air or even worse and embarrassing, they miss it completely. Have any of you faced this scenario?

So what am I talking about? I’m saying before you actually go out and start belting a ball off the tee you should seriously think about your body motion. The golf swing is important yes, but the backbone to a good golf swing is the movement of the body.

The Art Of Body Movement

A coach who concentrates on teaching body movement first is worth his/her weight in gold. Why? Because they’re setting you up to develop basic golf habits which will eventually lead to a better golf swing. Try these basic body movement exercises. If you don’t have a pro coach then use somebody you know with a little golfing experience.

1. You can either head to a practice range or simply do this in your backyard. Practice a few swings. Your coach will be analysing your body movement and making notes.

2. Footwork is vitally important. If you place your right foot closer to the ball than the left you will likely hook the ball. If the left foot is placed to far away from the right then the slice comes into play. You should be aiming for a square stance in most cases with both feet at an equal distance from the ball.

3. Next you will be aiming to get a synchronized action between knees, hips and legs. Knees should be slightly flexed. This should be practiced regularly in the initial stages. Just playing air shots will suffice as you get used to the action. Your right leg should remain flexed.

4. In combination with the previous action your arms come into play now. With your back swing winding up, your shoulders will be turning against your right hip. Don’t bend the arms at the elbow. A good indicator for right-handed players is the positioning of the chin just above the left shoulder. It’s the opposite for lefties.

5. Learning to adapt the swing routine in practice will get you used to these golf swing basics as well as develop a little flexibility in your body. For example, practicing hip movement without turning the upper body. It’s a little strange I know but each area can be practiced individually before they’re all combined to produce the basic golf swing.

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visit www.AGameGolfInstruction.com for hundreds of golf instruction videos. In this golf instruction video you’ll see one of the easiest ways to check your swing on your own and apply changes so that you can swing like your favorite pga pro. Set a camera up down your target line and hit several golf balls. Then review your golf swing on a television and compare your posture, swing plane, stance and tempo to other golf pros that you like. Use other videos or golf publications like golf digest to compare what you look like to what you should look like. Make adjustments and then hit more golf balls into the net. Once you feel like you look the way you should, then hit 100’s of golf balls into the net to groove your golf swing and build muscle memory so that you don’t have to think about what you are doing when you get to the golf course and you will be able to score better. You can tell a lot about how well you’re striking the golf ball by how the golf club feels in your hands at the time of impact and how the ball flies off the clubface. You can feel a solid hit or a not so solid miss-hit in your hands. A net is a very inexpensive way to learn to play golf well.

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