Learn golf in the right order

Putting from A to Z Putting is 43% of the score, which is why it is so important. Although it is the simplest movement in golf, putting lays the foundation for all golf techniques: chipping, pitching, half-swinging and even full swing tee shots with the driver (1 wood). Why is that? Because you’ll develop all […]

Grip your club the right way for better performance Knowing how to grip your club properly is a golfing must. Without a good grip, how can you swing the club properly? The two types of golf grips and their variations In golf, there are two types of grips and their variations: the digital grip (interlock,

Chipping (low approach shot to the green) The shortest shots, such as chips, are the most important in golf. Depending on your skill level, putting, chipping, and pitching—the three basic short game techniques—account for 50 to 70% of your score! This means that if you are new to golf, you can easily improve your score

The pitching (HIGH approach to the green) Pitching is a technique that terrorizes golfers with a high stroke index. Yet, this technique can be learned quickly if you pay attention to it. The pitch is part of the short game arsenal, along with the putt and the chip. It is therefore a very common golf

The half swing: Throw darts on the green! Finally the half swing, you might say! Now you’ll be able to approach the green from the fairway with any club. However, before you switch to the half swing, make sure you have mastered the shorter swings: putt, chip and pitch. If you don’t, you’re headed for

A hot tee shot! The tee shot, especially the one with the driver, is the icing on the cake, the ultimate reward. We all know the expression “Drive for show, putt for dough”. Simply put, the tee shot is a show-stopper, but it doesn’t count for much in the overall score: just 14% of the final