Instant Golf Tips

Golf drivers have gotten pretty sophisticated over the years with titanium heads, tuned shafts, and custom grips.

Selecting and purchasing a new driver can be a confusing process even for the savvy player as the technology changes every few years.  There are lots of models to choose from in the price range of $100-$400.

I get a lot of requests from golfers looking for golf driver reviews.

With the holidays around the corner, many golfers are looking
for drivers either for themselves or family members, etc…

Here’s a nice one, and kind of a best kept secret. I’ve
reviewed it here in a new Special Report:

http://www.instantgolflesson.com/golf-driver-review.php

It’s the TaylorMade Burner Superfast driver and it is a superb club.  And the original model has all the features of the 2.0 model at a fraction of the price.

Check it out and hit one, you’ll be quite impressed.

Even the best players continuously practice their golf setup and address positions.

After three 68′s and a tie for 30th (out of 132 players) last
weekend, Tiger Woods should be feeling a bit better about his game
moving forward.

He was rehearsing his swing shape and paying close attention to his
set-up or address position all week, and the work is starting
to payoff.

Golfers of all abilities make a critical mistake in their
golf setup position that costs them distance and accuracy,
especially with the longer clubs.

It’s not their fault, it has to do with the unsymmetrical
nature of the golf swing.  I used to have this issue too
before the light bulb went off and I made one simple, but
critical correction.

Learn what this error is and how to correct it in my latest
Special Report.  The reasoning and easy fix will help increase
your ball compression and reduce slice/hook spin, especially
with the driver.

You can see it right now (and view the images) here:

http://www.instantgolflesson.com/power-golf-setup.php

In the report, you will see how proper alignment before you take the club away will lead to consistent ball striking, lower scores, and more enjoyment from your game. – Robert Cotter