Simple Golf Tips for Getting Back to the Game After a Break

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Tips for Getting Back to the Game After a Break

This simple golf lesson is all about helping you dial your golf swing back in after a long winter break. But if done right, your game can come back better than ever if you use these simple principles.

Golf tips that work are based on common sense principles and this lesson does just that.

It's a simple checklist that you can go through.

We have the golf swing and your total game boiled down to the most simple golf swing tips If you’re looking to get more power and consistency while improving key fundamentals!

These can all be accomplished by adjusting your set up to all for this movement. It may feel strange at fist as we exaggerate it

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Please watch: "GOLF COURSE TIPS FOR STRATEGY AND FUN"
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I haven't golfed in 16 years. Bought new clubs and I'm back in!

timmyg

Great video, you must get alot of people wanting lessons. I searched you out because im gonna start getting back into golf and found this video. Perfect. Lets see if i can convert it into some good scores!

lochvids

This video is especially valuable these days. Thanks!

craigscott

haven’t golfed in months due to the winter weather! made a t time for 8am tomorrow! hopefully everything falls back into groove swiftly

sturrrdy

Thank you - didn't score well but hit the ball better then I have even when I was playing well. The tips are amazing!

laurababblesalot

Getting out on the course tomorrow for the first time in 2020. These tips might help me break 100! On another note, I noticed that this entries video appears to be one take. If so, very impressive work!

rja

Haven't golfed in over 20 years, turned my old set of clubs into hot dog forks. COVID-19 "forced" me to get back into it - the one good thing I got out of it - and I have embraced it! Great vid, now in my arsenal! Look out, squirrels!

tonym

horrid winter u wanna try living in the UK full time. I wanna know how is tiger swinging at 125mph after back surgery

jamesadcock

I grew up playing golf, and continued on to the high school golf team with a sub 10 HC but it's literally been over 20 years since I've played seriously. Playing twice a year at corporate events is only infuriating because just like anything in you don't practice whatever you want to excel in (whether it's sports, work, being a responsible parent / family member, or socially responsible) then you will struggle. In the case of golf it's easy to get frustrated when you're game is just atrocious relative to what it once was.
While I appreciate the drills, which I will practice, I know my game comes back if I just get out there and take it easy. I can't emphasize the stretching enough if you've been off for a long time. So my question is for someone who was an intermediate at what point does it make sense to take a few lessons to refine any possible bad habits acquired after not playing for long. For instance I tend to slice but if I pay attention to my grip, and am calm with an easy swing I'm back into my groove. I don't have the distance I used to, or the speed in my swing, but my fundamentals are there. I just know I'll need a few lessons if I start playing again (hitting balls and playing a couple times a week at least).
Long question question / comment but there's no reason I can't shoot between 80-90 within 2-3 months if not better depending on my approach to fixing what I've forgotten or have become bad habits. Shooting over 100 just infuriates me. Thanks for the help though

cskc

I am an older golfer who doesn't hit that far. I tried the feet together drill in a golf studio. I was hitting my 7 iron and 5 wood only 2/3yds shorter with feet together than a full swing. food for thought here. Any ideas?

raymondrichardson