Es kann sehr frustrierend sein, einen Hook zu schlagen und gegen diesen zu kämpfen. Aber der Hook ist wirklich einfach zu kurieren. Versuche die folgenden Korrekturen durchzuführen und Du wirst ihn in kürzester Zeit los sein. Dein Ziel zur Korrektur des Hooks soll sein, von außen nach innen zu schwingen.   1. Schwäche Deinen Griff, […]

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Rick Smith,Golf Digest Teaching Professional, with Ron Kaspriske schreibt in Golf Digest, Oct, 2006   Slice no more!     Does this look familiar? Here’s what a common slice looks like. Photos: Dom Furore   Follow this guide to beat your banana ball.   Golf has a revolving door. Every year thousands of people play […]

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Jim McLean empfiehlt in Golf Digest:   To fight a slice, keep the right elbow close to the right hips   You hear a lot about tour players–Tiger included–getting „stuck“ on the downswing. This refers to the right elbow getting too far behind the right hip late in the downswing.   A more common concern […]

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Jim Flick empfiehlt in Golf Digest, June 2007: Photo: Dom Furore ‚Putt‘ your chips   Take the nerves out of your short shots with Paul Runyan’s method     Paul Runyan, my friend and colleague for more than 30 years, was a master of the short game. In the 36-hole final round of the 1938 […]

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David Leadbetter, Golf Digest Teaching Professional with Ron Kaspriske empfiehlt in Golf Digest, Jan, 2006   Pitching rule:   CHANGE CLUBS, NOT SWING SPEED     The beauty of this rule is that all it requires is understanding how far you hit each of your wedges when you swing halfway back and three-quarters back. Because […]

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David Leadbetter, Golf Digest Teaching Professional with Ron Kaspriske empfiehlt in Golf Digest, Jan, 2006 : Chipping rule:   GRIP IT IN THE PALM     The grip is crucial to getting this shot right. Instead of gripping the club down toward the fingers as in the full swing, the rule is to place it […]

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