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Green2Tee Golf enables golfers of all standards to be able to improve their game through professional coaching that blends science and skill to deliver improvements. For more information call us at 07720343950 or visit Green2Tee Golf Limited

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Fitness Training For Golf

Fitness training is one of those areas of sport that is filled with people who think they are experts.  Training and diets programmes come and go depending on the fad of the day.  Our fitness expert was educated in the British Army qualified as an Army Physical Training Corp Instructor as well as training at the Joint Service School of Remedial Instructors, Defence Medical Rehabilitation Unit.  

" I would recommend to anyone taking up a new training programme, to first consult their supervising medical professional to make sure that they are cleared medically to do so.  Physical exercise is important for everyone as it is one of the key elements to for a fit and healthy life.  For those of us who want to  excel at a given sporting activity a holistic  approach to our development is a crucial concept to performance improvement.  Fitness is one element of that holistic approach.

If you watch the video below you will here discussion of a functional approach to Rory's approach to his fitness development and see him perform some advanced functional exercises.  We would suggest that you will need to ensure that you have a base line level of fitness, core strength and stability before attempting these type of advanced functional exercises.

We have devised our fitness packages so you can progress from novice to expert.  You will be able to move through the phases of development at your own pace, using the package video exercise descriptions, nutrition plans and progress monitoring system, to help you keep on track.

Our packages will provide you with expertly constructed programmes at the fraction of the cost of a personal trainer and allow you to complete your session when and where you want.  So what are you waiting for, to play your best train to beat your best".

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WEEKEND RESULTS

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Omega Dubai Dessert Classic

Sergio Garcia posted a final round 3 under par 69, to win the Omega Dubai Dessert Classic on Sunday.

This was his first trip into the winners circle in 3 years. Garcia said " I've been fortunate to have had some really good ball striking tournaments. This was definitely one of them".

Garcias stats back this up, he was 1st in greens in regulation and 2nd in deriving accuracy. This was no small achievement when you consider the difficult playing conditions during the tournament.

Garcia is in great form moving back into the top 10 of the world rankings, heading into the Masters. His Masters record is a little shaky but winning at this stage of the season, will help him build towards a good showing in April.

The Phoenix Open

Hideki Matsuyama defended his Phoenix Open title on Sunday. Matsuyama finished with a 5 under par 66, posting a tournament total of 17 under par. Web Simpson also had a fantastic Sunday posting a 64, leaving him tied for the lead.

A tense playoff was concluded on the 4th extra hole. Matsuyama sank a 10ft putt to retain the title and win his 4th PGA event. He said " It was a struggle but I was delighted to win".

Justin Thomas was full of praise for Matsuyama saying " There's a guy named Hideki Matsuyama who looks to be the next dominant player on the PGA Tour". So keep your eyes open on Matsuyama during the Masters, he could be in the frame for a major title?

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THE OPEN 2017

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What an extraordinary final round we witnessed at Royal Birkdale, on the last day of The Open. Jorden Spieth the leader by 2 at the start of the day, had 4 bogies by the end of the front 9. On the 13th a wild tee shot pushed him way right, so far right that after a drop he played his next shot from the driving range! How he managed to come away with only a bogey was astonishing.

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Few tips for golf putting to remember to hit the bull's eye

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Golf is a subtle and posh game. It is said to be the game of riches but everyone can play and be pro at it. All you have to do is remember few golf putting tips:

First step to do is to give yourself an eye exam. First of all, pick a target on the ground which is a few feet far from the flag. Now focus on the whole and keep that in mind. After doing that, close your eyes and point on the finger where your target is. Open your eyes and see whether it is correct or not and then start the game.

You can always judge the distance from the side of putts to have an idea about the distance you have to cover. This will give you much better appreciation of the overall putt length. You could memorize the distance of putt and then go back to the ball to complete your read.

There is always a debate between reading the putt from behind the hole or behind the ball. Now this discussion has come to an end.

If your putt is downhill, read it from behind the hole.

If your putt is uphill, read it from the behind the ball.

Block all the noise pollution and focus on your ball and hole. Look out for the horizontal lines as the pros do in their game. You have to look for a flat line in the background, and then compare how much the green around them tilts in comparison. Even on severely undulating greens, horizontal lines are easy to spot.

You can read the puts like a clock. When you reach the green imagine a clock with you standing at 6 o’ clock and hole at 12 o’clock. Inspect the surrounding and imagine where on the clock your putt will roll over to fall into the cup. Find your entry point, and then let instincts take over. After all, it is about draining putts, not perfect reads.

Remember these tips and watch the videos by Len Stanley - a member of the European Golf Teachers Federation and a qualified in a number of other sporting activities. He produces all the videos at Green2Tee Golf Limited.

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Learn the golf and be pro at it with Len Stanley - a member of the European Golf Teachers Federation and is well qualified in a number of other sporting and physical activities. Our golf training videos enable golfers of all standards, to improve their game with qualified instruction and a little practice.

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I never liked putting, I wasn't very good at it, now I love it & often break 30 puts a round. Want to know how? To know more visit Green2Tee Golf Limited.