Golf is a sport primarily based upon mechanics. The more attention you pay towards the mechanics of your swing, the greater your likelihood of swinging for yardage and accuracy. There are lots of things that make up a good golf swing, but there are three tips which you must always keep in mind when you’re dealing with the golf ball. The 1 constant in golf is the fact that no matter what you understand or think you know, if you would like to get better you have to continue practicing.

Ok, tip number 1.  Be sure your stance feels good.  For example, if you are feeling like you’re bending over too much then ya likely are.  Part of your swing represents your feelings before you actually take that swing.  So take it easy, get relaxed with that stance first. Keep the shoulders parallel towards the ground along with your hips in line along with your shoulders (forming a square).  Choose a comfortable stance, next begin refining that stance into a powerful, accurate swing.

Now, think about where your stance is around the ball.  Depending on the situation as well as the clubs your stance needs to be in front of the ball whenever using woods, in the center of the ball when using middle irons or you may want to be a little in front of the ball when working with the lower/chipping irons.  A lot of of brand new golfers simply think that having the ball right in the center of your stance is the way you need to line yourself up for the shot all the time.  Not so.
A really good golf swing is one will not dip or that doesn’t suddenly rise off the ground.  Your golf swing has to be a smooth (almost spherical) sweeping action.  Look at any professional golfer on TV or the net and you’ll notice that sort of golf swing every time.  Keep your shoulders straight with your eyes on your golf ball, now concentrate on creating that sweep.  You are going to know if you are dropping the club or lifting it suddenly since you’ll be making divots or topping the ball.

Practice your swing and include the concepts of weight shift and a smooth pivot to improve distance and precision. You shouldn’t approach the golf ball as if you have to hit it extremely hard to get it go where you want it to go. A smooth and cyclical swinging movement will always produce far more precision and range every single time.

Check out this really comprehensive post on the proper way to swing a golf club

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