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Golf is a recreational activity and sport that is played in almost every country all over the globe. People, both young and old, can play it and it is pretty much the only sport without age barriers. This sport continues to attract new players, and many of them want to master golf.

Mastering this sport is near impossible. To master the game you would have to get a hole in one on every single hole that you played. Some courses give away cars for just one hole in one during the course of a summer. This shows just how bad the odds are of doing this. There are some things to do that will make your game better though.

Knowing how to play the game is the first step towards getting better. This sounds almost like a given and that it should not have to be said. However, there is a lot to golf that many people do not know, such as the many hundreds of specific rules for the many situations that come up during the game.

All of the rules of the game should be memorized and you should be able to play without having to site the manual. These rules include knowing the exact number of penalty strokes for going into certain hazards or striking certain objects. Penalties for violating other rules, such as having too many clubs in your bag, should also be noted.

Having a lot of experience in the game also helps you to get better. By experience I do not mean playing time, although that does help. What is meant by experience is having played a wide range of different types of courses. Playing links courses and regular courses is very different. Playing on these different types of courses can improve a game dramatically.

One of the most crucial part of golf is the short game. This is the part of the game that takes place when you are one hundred yards or closer to the hole. Playing badly here can cost you a lot of strokes. That is why your short game should be on the top of your list of things to improve on your golf game.

The part of the game that players all know they need improvement in is their swing. This is partly because the swing requires so many parts of the body to move in an almost synchronized graceful motion. There are many different kinds of swings out there, and the swing that you adopt should be unique to you and your body type. If you have a ball that hooks or slices a lot more than just a fade, then you probably need to reevaluate your swing.

If you ever need help on any of these things, it is always wise to consult a professional. Going out to the course every single day to try to improve your game can be very costly. It is true that professional help can be costly too, but it is also very valuable. Professionals want to share what they know about the sport and want to show you how to improve. Hiring a professional trainer could be what you need to master golf.

by: Richard Ransome




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