|  | PGA Tips |  | | | Want To Improve Your Game? Clubhouse Golf Direct has two resident PGA Qualified golf Professional’s in store. Every week we will offer you simple tips and advice on how to improve you game and save those valuable wasted shots. We will cover all aspects of the game from Tee-2-Green giving clear advice on how to make simple changes that will give instant benefits. Golf is not all about hitting a ball out of sight! (Although it helps) We will be offering advice on building a game plan with strategy. The top professional golfers not only do they have a fantastic golf swing they also have a great GOLFING BRAIN! A positive approach coupled with a COURSE MANAGEMENT PLAN will not only give you confidence it will give you the opportunity to win!
"Tip Of The Week"
Paul Reeves PGA Qualified Golf Professional Clubhouse Golf Direct.
Remember you have to walk the fairway before you get to the green, so plan your way around the golf course, position your tee-shot, even if it means not using your driver. Your better off having a second shot to the green than a chip-out sideways or lost ball!
" Tip Of The Week"
Mike Halliwell PGA Qualified Golf Professional Clubhouse Golf Direct.
When you have a good score going and you feel the pressure mounting it's important to trust your routine, stay in the present and focus on one shot at a time. Never get ahead of yourself and you will be surprised how well you can handle the most pressured situations.
Do you suffer from any of the following? Slicing, Hooking, Top-Shots, Fluffing, Loss Of Distance, Ball Flight To High/Low, Shanking, Yips, Short Game Problems, If the answer is YES then please check our web-site every week!
Save Shots From Those Awkward Lies We All Find On Every Course We Play.
Do you know how to play your shot from an awkward lie? This is where you can seriously reduce your score. Up-hill, Down-hill,
Ball Above/Below Your Feet, We teach you the TRICKS OF THE TRADE! Where to position you’re club in your stance and understand the importance of making the correct club selection. how to distribute your weight in your set-up to compensate for the slope, where to aim to allow for the change in ball flight. This section will guarantee you DAMAGE LIMITATION.
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