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It all comes down to impact! A square clubface will hit the golf ball straight!
Your path and clubface angle at impact determines your outcome. Control your clubface and your golf gets automatically better.
The only thing for most golfers is they don’t have a clue what their clubface is doing, what it should be doing, and where it’s at in their golf swing. Learning how to “feel” your clubface will be an “ah ha” moment for you!
I am no expert, but I have recently come across a website that is the most comprehensive website regarding clubface I’ve ever seen. I bought their ebook (which has over 50 videos in it) and I was thoroughly impressed at the depth this ebook went into, and how much more educated I became in regards to clubface awareness.
You can find out more, at Club Face Golf!
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How much frustration do we need to finally either quit the game or accept our mediocre scores and go about life? I know I’ve been there for the better part of 10 years. Luckily I’m the golfer struggling to get to low single digits, but it’s all relative isn’t it 
What I want to do is come up with a swing method that is simple to do and more important, FEEL. You’ve got to be able to visualize it and get the right FEEL to successfully do it on the course when it matters.
What I’ve come across recently is the concept of a pivot golf swing. Line up a dozen instructors and they’ll all give you a different definition of pivot, but here on MY BLOG 
I want to describe what I am feeling when I say pivot.
First off, I believe in the hogan method for the downswing.
As you can see, Ben Hogan uses a big hip pivot for his downswing move. This lower body rotation, lowers the arms into the hitting zone, and creates a tremendous amount of lag, going into impact.
Because I have struggled for years to initiate my downswing with my legs (hips), I now have adopted what I call a “body” pivot in my downswing. What I really focus on is holding my angles. The two most important angles for me personally is my upper body angle in my hip joint, and my right wrist angle.
On the downswing, I rotate my body pivot, but maintaining these two critical angles, and what do you know? My hips rotate, and I compress the golf ball like I’ve never done before 
I hope that makes sense to you, if not, comment below and I’ll do my best to explain it more. Also, I’d like to mention, I’ve learned a great deal about lag and how to create it over at a fantastic site, Golf Lag Tips.
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I don’t know if you’ve heard of Twitter, but it’s “blowing up” to say the least. It’s a great way to keep in touch with golfing friends and family. If you want to follow me on twitter, go to Golf Trainer and hit the follow button. You’ll find out what I’m doing on a daily basis, and you’ll get firsthand knowledge of new product releases, etc…
But back to Twitter Golfers.
This social network is really cool. You can post golf videos, pictures and meet a ton of passionate golfers.
Visit TwitR Golfers - for golfers who twitter
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If you want to quickly improve your golf swing power, speed and distance, making golf swings with resistance (golf tubing) is one of the most effective ways to do it.
Whatever is your weak phase in your golf swing, you can isolate it with tubing.
Also, this tubing can be used in your home, office and even while traveling.
I’ve put together a golf training package with a pocket guide included.
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Another swing method! Are you ready for it? The No Backswing Golf Swing. This is yet again another name for a simple drill many of us have done for years. I know one of my many pros had me do it, as I was struggling to make a consistent swing with good sequence of motion.
It’s kind of funny, because the Stack and Tilt Golf Swing was the BIG new way to swing a club and it became popular nearly overnight. Now the no backswing method to better golf has been presented by Golf Magazine.
I want to get your feedback on this golf swing method. Have you tried it? If so, did it help you? Do you think it’s a crock? Chime in below, as I want to find out from “average” golfers if this is the real deal or not.
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Subscribe to Mike Pedersen Golf by EmailA stronger core creates more clubhead speed, power and distance. Doing simple golf exercises with dumbbells (free weights) in your home can give you more yards quickly. It’s no secret! The majority of the tour players are now focusing on golf conditioning, so why wouldn’t you?
Watch this golf training video tip and implement it right away!
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