Golf Swing Lessons, Tips & Instruction – Improving Ball Striking

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Golf Swing Lessons, Tips & Instruction – How To Improve Ball Striking

Learn how to make better contact of the golf ball and also how to improve your ball striking. Improving ball striking is key to hitting the golf ball longer and straighter. Also when you improve your ball striking it is much easier to judge distances on approach shots. In this video Golf Instructor, Jaacob Bowden will show you a couple of things to make better contact and in return hit more consistent longer golf shots.

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  1. thinkpadx60 Said,

    Good info
    Good info

  2. jaacobbowden Said,

    My teaching style …
    My teaching style is one that is somewhat non-partisan. I try not to use language like best, proper, or correct, because I believe that different things make sense & work for to different people. There are certainly ‘popular’ ways of doing things, but that doesn’t mean it’s the proper way. Rather I try to present various things as options with pros & cons and then let people decide for themselves. Depending on who I’m working with & what their goals are, I’ll use 3-4 different hand actions.

  3. solveroftruth Said,

    howcome you’re not …
    howcome you’re not using the meatball technique in your swing demonstration? Your wrist is moving in the conventional rotary motion. Practice what you preach!

  4. girouxj13 Said,

    thanks for the tips …
    thanks for the tips! The points are really helpful and I like the layout of the video.

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