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How the Lie of your Clubs Affects your Golf Shots
The lie of a club corresponds to the angle formed by the line of the shaft and the line of the ground. A club with more lie will see its shaft pointing towards the ground at a steeper angle than a club with less lie.
How the Lie of your Clubs Affects your Golf Shots was originally published on Golf-Tweaks.com
Impacts of Shaft Length Tweaks
At address, the position of the hands in relation to the position of the ball is of particular importance and can vary significantly. Indeed, hands can be in front of the ball, they can be in line with it, and finally they can be behind the ball. All three types of shaft lean are presented.
Impacts of Shaft Length Tweaks was originally published on Golf-Tweaks.com
How Loft Affects Ball Flight
The loft of the club corresponds to the angle made by the clubface and the ground. Generally speaking, lofts are at their lowest in drivers and fairway woods and gradually increase throughout the irons and finally for the wedges. Being close to completely flat at 0 degree, the putter has the lowest loft of any club while the loft of a lob wedge will hover above 60 degrees and will usually be the club with the highest loft in a golf bag.
How Loft Affects Ball Flight was originally published on Golf-Tweaks.com
Swing Plane Tweaks Explained
A swing that can be defined as on plane is one where the line formed by the straight left arm at the top of the swing crosses the line formed by the spine at a 90 degree angle. It is the default swing plane and the deviations from that standard position are detailed within.
Swing Plane Tweaks Explained was originally published on Golf-Tweaks.com
Modify your Swing (Club) Path to Shape your Golf Shots
The way the golf club crosses the target line at impact – as well as before and after – is defined as the swing path and it can vary across three different types. They are explained.
Modify your Swing (Club) Path to Shape your Golf Shots was originally published on Golf-Tweaks.com
Impacts of Shaft Lean Tweaks
At address, the position of the hands in relation to the position of the ball is of particular importance and can vary significantly. Indeed, hands can be in front of the ball, they can be in line with it, and finally they can be behind the ball. All three types of shaft lean are presented.
Impacts of Shaft Lean Tweaks was originally published on Golf-Tweaks.com
Adjusting the Weight Distribution Inside your Feet in Golf
In addition to how the weight of your body is distributed across your two feet, it can also vary in where specifically it is placed inside your feet. Indeed, your weight can be distributed level between the back and front of your feet, or it could be located more towards your toes. Finally, it can also be situated towards your heels. All three weight setups are explained.
Adjusting the Weight Distribution Inside your Feet in Golf was originally published on Golf-Tweaks.com
Adjusting the Weight Distribution Across your Feet in Golf
The standard golf swing calls for your weight to be equally distributed along your two feet at address. Indeed, regardless of where the ball is located in your stance (forward, back or middle) you should feel as though your feet are supporting your weight equally for most normal golf shots. There are instances where you would want to move away from that position and they are explained within.
Adjusting the Weight Distribution Across your Feet in Golf was originally published on Golf-Tweaks.com
Palm-and-Finger Grip vs All-Fingers Grip – Comparison
In relation to where the left thumb is positioned on the grip of the club, where the grip will reside inside the left hand can also vary. Indeed, a golf grip can be further characterized by how close the grip of the club lines up with the base of the fingers and with the palm of your hand. Both types of grips are explained.
Palm-and-Finger Grip vs All-Fingers Grip – Comparison was originally published on Golf-Tweaks.com
Should You Use a Long or a Short Left Thumb Grip?
How a golfer grasps the club with his left hand can vary in many ways. Indeed, the position relative to the center refers to the grip strength and can vary between weak, neutral and strong. But additionally, how the golfer actually places his left thumb irrespective of how far to the left or right can also vary. Indeed, you can either adopt a long thumb grip or a short thumb grip. Both are explained, as well as their strengths and weaknesses.
Should You Use a Long or a Short Left Thumb Grip? was originally published on Golf-Tweaks.com
Benefits of the Vardon, Interlock and Baseball Grip in Golf
The way the hands connect to each other on the golf grip can vary along three main variants. The Overlap (Vardon), Interlocking and Baseball grips are explained.
Benefits of the Vardon, Interlock and Baseball Grip in Golf was originally published on Golf-Tweaks.com
Adjusting your Grip Strength and its Effects in Golf
The way fingers are positioned on the actual grip of the club has an immense impact on the path the club will take around your body and ultimately the direction and flight of the golf ball. While its effects are often overlooked in favour of the swing proper, serious golfers should carefully position their hands on the grip of the club before each and every shot and treat that process as an integral part of the golf swing. Here are several of the grip tweaks available and their corresponding effects.
Adjusting your Grip Strength and its Effects in Golf was originally published on Golf-Tweaks.com
Shape your Golf Shots with your Clubface Finish Position
The clubface position can be altered at address and at impact in order to shape the direction of the ball for a golf shot. It can also be adjusted in its follow through position – after impact – and on the way to get there. These modifications affect what kind of spin will be delivered to the shot and are explained.
Shape your Golf Shots with your Clubface Finish Position was originally published on Golf-Tweaks.com
Impacts of a Square, Open, or Closed Clubface in Golf
A golfer needs to take into careful consideration how he positions his feet relative to the ball in relation to the shot at hand. Indeed, while the stance is critical to where the ball will travel and the type of flight path it will follow, the actual position of the clubface at impact is the most important factor as far as initial ball direction is concerned. There are three ways a clubface can be positioned in relation to the ball (square, closed, open) and the consequences of each is explained.
Impacts of a Square, Open, or Closed Clubface in Golf was originally published on Golf-Tweaks.com
Impacts of a Square, Closed, and Open Stance in Golf
In addition to how feet can be positioned relative to the ball or to each other, the feet can also vary in how they are positioned relative to the target line. The positioning of the feet in relation to the target line is called the stance and there are three main positions, which are explained.
Impacts of a Square, Closed, and Open Stance in Golf was originally published on Golf-Tweaks.com
How, When to Adjust the Width of your Golf Stance
In addition to how they are positioned relative to the ball, your feet can also vary in how they are positioned relative to each other and specifically the distance between them. Indeed, they can be placed very near one another in a narrow stance or they can be placed far from each other in a wide stance. Choosing which stance applies to what circumstances is detailed.
How, When to Adjust the Width of your Golf Stance was originally published on Golf-Tweaks.com
Foot Flare Adjustments - Pros and Cons
In golf, flaring one’s foot corresponds to angling it out slightly so that the line of the foot is not perpendicular to the target line. This is in contrast to seeing both feet parallel to each other and perpendicular to the target line. You can decide to position your feet likewise or flare either of your feet. The pros and cons of such tweaks are explained.
Foot Flare Adjustments – Pros and Cons was originally published on Golf-Tweaks.com