Taylormade Golf - Playing Golf Seven Days a Week » Golf http://sevendaygolf.com Find golf irons, drivers and Golf Balls Sat, 07 Jan 2012 20:59:47 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Golf Balls Don’t Make the Beginner a Pro http://sevendaygolf.com/golf-balls-dont-make-the-beginner-a-pro/ http://sevendaygolf.com/golf-balls-dont-make-the-beginner-a-pro/#comments Tue, 29 Dec 2009 17:43:56 +0000 Admin http://sevendaygolf.com/?p=354 When thinking about buying golf ball, the more expensive isn't always the best choice. You need to think about things like where you're going to play, your ability, type of spin you'll need etc. There are many golf balls that are reasonably priced that will suit your needs just fine.

First off don't spend a ton of money on golf balls, especially when just starting out. Just because you spend $45+ on Pro V1 doesn't mean you’re going to play like a pro. It's pays to just use some common sense. Key points to think about are the flight distance and spin of the ball. Think about these factors when looking for balls, just use your common sense and don't be lured in just based on price.

So, when playing at a course that you have a degree of comfort with or have played a lot think about that as well when choosing a golf ball. For example if you play where there are a lot of hazards, woods, tall grass and water then you might when to use a less expensive ball. Another example is if you can hit long balls then focus on a ball with a lot of distance. If the course has a lot of short play then you may want to look at golf balls with spin control.

Another good practice is going out to a cheap course and sample each type of golf ball to see what results you're getting. You will know when to use where based on your results. When trying different distance balls consider the dimples. Most people have no idea why dimples are on golf balls. Golf ball dimples gives the ball flight but too many will slow the ball down. Be on the lookout for ball that are around 350-400 dimples which is right on par for the best flight distance.

Keeping in mind you need to not only think about choosing the right golf clubs but selecting the right golf ball is key to the game. Really all it takes is some common sense, don't play with range balls but there is no need to dump all of your money into the most expensive ones either, just use your best judgment and happy swinging.

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I love to receive golf balls as gifts and I got plenty when I first started golfing. As a beginner golf person, I had so many teachers I didn't know who to listen to. One person would tell me the golf ball is the most important thing. "Buy a really good golf ball and you will learn quicker", they would say. Others would say that the golf ball brand made no difference and told me to just get the cheapest balls I could find. I actually thought that made sense, but I have decided that it is really somewhere in between.
As a new golfer or a beginner golfer, I got advice form everyone from my friends, to those who I was forced to play with on the golf course. ( those were some of the worst teaching sessions I ever had. I can't stand to be taught by a stranger when I didn't ask for it). Anyway, I did find that a good quality golf ball was very important.
Buying good quality golf balls became a sport for me. I don't like to pay full price you see. So I became really good at locating golf ball deals and here is the secret. Ebay! Yes Ebay has the best deals on discount golf balls. You can buy a dozen used golf balls and try the brand out without paying the huge retail price. I found that I do love Titleist Pro V1 but I can't stand the thought of paying full price for them. I learned I could buy them used at a discount of at least 50%. I do buy them now and use them. I don't worry too much about losing them now either, since I know that I didn't pay full price.

Check out all the great deal on this site for golf balls and you will see what I mean. No matter what brand you love, you will find it here at a great price.

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Golf clubs could be quite an expensive investment. However, aside from its cost, you also want to make sure that when you play, you are using your golf clubs that are in great condition to deliver your best game. This is why if you would be traveling with your golf clubs, it is imperative that they are protected from any damage caused by banging or rough handling. Here are a few tips to remember when you are traveling with your golf clubs.

Pack your golf clubs in a golf travel case or bag so that they will be protected. These are available from any golf store and you will surely find one that would fit your taste and budget. The two types of the golf travel cases available are hard shell and soft shell. If you would be traveling by air, it is more advisable to use the hard shell. Most airlines are willing to cover any damages if your golf clubs have been packed in a hard case first. However, you would still need to inquire about this with your airline company.

Hard shell cases are able to offer protection from demanding environments. Most of these are made with heavy molded plastic, which will help in protecting your clubs from hard throws, drops or any severe banging. The hard cases could cost a bit more than the soft cases, but the protection you would be giving your clubs would prove to be a worthwhile investment.

The soft shell cases could also be a good alternative, as long as you will be packing your clubs well. Although the level of protection your clubs will be getting would not be the same as with the hard cases, you could still ensure that they will end up with no damages by packing carefully. This would also work better if you will be traveling by car.

By packing your clubs carefully and placing them in a golf travel case, you would certainly be able to keep all your golf clubs safe from any damage that could be caused by elements or rough handling even when you travel.



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The article below explains a lot about all the different types of golf bags and what makes each type unique.   If you want to buy a new golf bag at a great price, try looking here before you leave this site!

Golf bags are essential for carrying around all the things you need as you play golf. These would be your golf clubs, golf balls, tees, markers, towels and umbrellas.

Although they do not directly affect the result of your game, they could influence your attitude as you play, as golf bags offer you a lot of comfort and convenience as you go through the course.

Here are some types of golf bags.

1. Staff bags

Staff bags would be the largest kind of golf bags. A good staff bag would be made of leather or other durable and high quality materials and are usually a bit more expensive. They are able to contain all of your golf clubs, and still have a lot of pockets to hold other things and equipment that you wish to bring along as you go through the course.

Most professional golfers prefer to use the staff bag as they are able to hold the most equipment. They need not worry about lugging it around since they usually have their caddy to help them out with that.

2. Cart Bags

These bags are relatively smaller than staff bags but are bulkier and harder to carry around. Cart bags are designed to be transported in golf carts but have less pockets and less room for storage.

3. Carry Bags

These are the smallest of the golf bags, which are usually made from nylon, plastic or other light materials. They are constructed to contain the essentials like golf clubs, a couple of balls and small golf accessories. They are perfect for those golfers who prefer to carry their own bags.

When choosing the most suitable golf bag for you, you would need to consider the features that you need and your budget. It is not necessary to buy the most expensive bag available, as they do not directly affect the way you play, unlike your clubs, balls and golf shoes. You should carefully assess if the bag you are planning to buy has all the features that will suit your needs, while still being reasonably priced.

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]]> http://sevendaygolf.com/bags-bags-and-more-bags-which-golf-bag-to-buy/feed/ 0 How would you fix a golf shoe to prevent swaying in a golf swing? http://sevendaygolf.com/how-would-you-fix-a-golf-shoe-to-prevent-swaying-in-a-golf-swing/ http://sevendaygolf.com/how-would-you-fix-a-golf-shoe-to-prevent-swaying-in-a-golf-swing/#comments Sun, 30 Nov 2008 18:20:29 +0000 Admin http://sevendaygolf.com/how-would-you-fix-a-golf-shoe-to-prevent-swaying-in-a-golf-swing golf swing
nunu asked:


Someone on a previous post suggested , cut the sole and raise it in - and this will prevent a sway in the golf swing. Can somone who has done this be a little more descriptive on how to do this?

Please, spare the suggestions on lessons.

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]]> http://sevendaygolf.com/how-would-you-fix-a-golf-shoe-to-prevent-swaying-in-a-golf-swing/feed/ 2 What is a good tip to maintain good tempo during golf swing? http://sevendaygolf.com/what-is-a-good-tip-to-maintain-good-tempo-during-golf-swing/ http://sevendaygolf.com/what-is-a-good-tip-to-maintain-good-tempo-during-golf-swing/#comments Thu, 27 Nov 2008 15:35:24 +0000 Admin http://sevendaygolf.com/what-is-a-good-tip-to-maintain-good-tempo-during-golf-swing golf swing
Peter L asked:


For putting...i use the method...4 inches back=10 ft roll...and say peanut during the backswing and follow thru with butter...any similar tips for the golf swing? Been getting pretty good results with this....anything similar to this for a full golf swing?

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]]> http://sevendaygolf.com/what-is-a-good-tip-to-maintain-good-tempo-during-golf-swing/feed/ 14 How do i keep the club face closed on my golf swing? http://sevendaygolf.com/how-do-i-keep-the-club-face-closed-on-my-golf-swing/ http://sevendaygolf.com/how-do-i-keep-the-club-face-closed-on-my-golf-swing/#comments Sun, 23 Nov 2008 07:55:14 +0000 Admin http://sevendaygolf.com/how-do-i-keep-the-club-face-closed-on-my-golf-swing golf swing
n.burt79 asked:


I seemed to have developed a slice on my golf swing and can't sort it out. I think i've got it down to opening the club face on my down swing. Has anyone got any ideas how to solve this?

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Jon asked:


I just started golfing. I have good form and when I drive the ball it gets the distance, but it always hooks to the right. are there any little adjustments in a golf swing that can help hit it straight?

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]]> http://sevendaygolf.com/golf-swing/feed/ 6 What should the wrist hinge feel like in the golf swing? http://sevendaygolf.com/what-should-the-wrist-hinge-feel-like-in-the-golf-swing/ http://sevendaygolf.com/what-should-the-wrist-hinge-feel-like-in-the-golf-swing/#comments Thu, 06 Nov 2008 21:52:26 +0000 Admin http://sevendaygolf.com/what-should-the-wrist-hinge-feel-like-in-the-golf-swing golf swing
Chris M asked:


I just began golfing and find that many of the instructional aids don't discuss what the hands should be doing during the golf swing. My question is should I hinge my wrist towards my forearm or should they hinge towards the sky? Thanks for any help.

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]]> http://sevendaygolf.com/what-should-the-wrist-hinge-feel-like-in-the-golf-swing/feed/ 4 What part of my golf swing should i focus on to hit the ball clean consistently? http://sevendaygolf.com/what-part-of-my-golf-swing-should-i-focus-on-to-hit-the-ball-clean-consistently/ http://sevendaygolf.com/what-part-of-my-golf-swing-should-i-focus-on-to-hit-the-ball-clean-consistently/#comments Thu, 06 Nov 2008 13:37:03 +0000 Admin http://sevendaygolf.com/what-part-of-my-golf-swing-should-i-focus-on-to-hit-the-ball-clean-consistently golf swing
Al asked:


I know you have to hit balls till your hands bleed but should I concentrate on ball placement or swing tempo or wrist movement or swing arc or body position....maybe the question i should ask is what should i focus on first....i have played golf for years and have found some clubs im comfortable with....id like to hear what has helped other casual golfers improve their game....THANKS!

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