Golf Instruction Online: Dawn of the Digital Mediums
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Article Title: Golf Instruction Online: Dawn of the Digital Mediums
Author: Robert Corter
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Gone are the days when golf clubs used to be sticks and pebbles where used as a golf ball! The first ever sale of a set of golf clubs is credited to James IV. Formal wear while playing golf also became a trend in the early 1900s, with Walter Hagen, Gene Sarazen and Bobby Jones leading the pack.
In regards with their golfing equipment, the wooden clubs were made of hickory wood and were hand made. Iron clubs were heavier then but evolved into steel shafts and later shifted to graphite. Golf balls started out with rubber which flew quite a distance before the dimpled ball was introduced by William Taylor.
In this time of digital technology, modifications on golfing equipment could easily be improved. Now clubs could be tested first and players could check out a review on a certain set of clubs before deciding if they would get one.
Descriptions of the clubs, how it reacts and how it rates compared to other clubs could assist a player in making the right choice.
Golf training aids are also great tools to use for the busy handicapper. Usually these devices that help improve one's swing are very portable and easy to carry since they are also meant to be used outside the golf course. This gives a golfer more time to practice even when he is at the comfort of his own home.
Video Analysis gadgets are very much in the market nowadays too. The latest software for swing analysis that can be used on tablets and portable devices that can measure the speed of the ball is readily available.
Books and DVDs on the game of golf are also part of golf training aids which could help both beginners and low handicappers alike. Fixing a swing, experiences of professional golfers, golf games for both junior and adult golfers make up this catalogue of books about golf.
A lot of professional golfers endorse golf training aids and golfing equipment, sometimes even wearing the company's logo while playing a tournament. Some of them have even made a golf instruction video on their field of expertise on the game of golf.
Johnny Miller, winner of two major tournaments and 25 PGA Tour events, together with Top 100 teachers Brady Riggs, Brian Mogg, Rick Grayson, Mitchell Spearman, and Kellie Stenzell are just a few of the professionals who have done a golf instruction online.
Using the hips for power, eliminating a slice, how to make a sandy birdie, different types of shots and how to address the ball correctly are just a few of the golf instruction you can see and learn from.
Updates and the latest golf news could also be found easily especially if someone is looking for a golf instruction online.
Even junior golfers could simply find the most suitable golfing equipment, golf training aids and golf instruction online.
Learning a thing or two from these mediums is not a bad thing if it means shaving off a few strokes on the scorecard and even though golf has evolved over the years; its main concept of hitting a ball with a long stick remained the same.
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Article Title: Golf Instruction Online: Dawn of the Digital Mediums
Author: Robert Corter
Word Count: 549
Article URL: http://www.isnare.com/?aid=1900017&ca=Sports
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*********************** ARTICLE START ***********************
Gone are the days when golf clubs used to be sticks and pebbles where used as a golf ball! The first ever sale of a set of golf clubs is credited to James IV. Formal wear while playing golf also became a trend in the early 1900s, with Walter Hagen, Gene Sarazen and Bobby Jones leading the pack.
In regards with their golfing equipment, the wooden clubs were made of hickory wood and were hand made. Iron clubs were heavier then but evolved into steel shafts and later shifted to graphite. Golf balls started out with rubber which flew quite a distance before the dimpled ball was introduced by William Taylor.
In this time of digital technology, modifications on golfing equipment could easily be improved. Now clubs could be tested first and players could check out a review on a certain set of clubs before deciding if they would get one.
Descriptions of the clubs, how it reacts and how it rates compared to other clubs could assist a player in making the right choice.
Golf training aids are also great tools to use for the busy handicapper. Usually these devices that help improve one's swing are very portable and easy to carry since they are also meant to be used outside the golf course. This gives a golfer more time to practice even when he is at the comfort of his own home.
Video Analysis gadgets are very much in the market nowadays too. The latest software for swing analysis that can be used on tablets and portable devices that can measure the speed of the ball is readily available.
Books and DVDs on the game of golf are also part of golf training aids which could help both beginners and low handicappers alike. Fixing a swing, experiences of professional golfers, golf games for both junior and adult golfers make up this catalogue of books about golf.
A lot of professional golfers endorse golf training aids and golfing equipment, sometimes even wearing the company's logo while playing a tournament. Some of them have even made a golf instruction video on their field of expertise on the game of golf.
Johnny Miller, winner of two major tournaments and 25 PGA Tour events, together with Top 100 teachers Brady Riggs, Brian Mogg, Rick Grayson, Mitchell Spearman, and Kellie Stenzell are just a few of the professionals who have done a golf instruction online.
Using the hips for power, eliminating a slice, how to make a sandy birdie, different types of shots and how to address the ball correctly are just a few of the golf instruction you can see and learn from.
Updates and the latest golf news could also be found easily especially if someone is looking for a golf instruction online.
Even junior golfers could simply find the most suitable golfing equipment, golf training aids and golf instruction online.
Learning a thing or two from these mediums is not a bad thing if it means shaving off a few strokes on the scorecard and even though golf has evolved over the years; its main concept of hitting a ball with a long stick remained the same.
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