The top-two mistakes by golfers over 50 – GolfWRX
2014年5月7日 · No. 1 Mistake: Lack of Weight Transfer into Impact. The No. 1 mistake that we find in golfers as they get older is a failure to transfer their weight forward enough through the impact zone of the golf swing. Failure to transfer weight forward at impact leads to: Releasing the club too early. Ascending impact: loss of distance, spin and consistency.
Kelley: How to easily find your ideal impact position - GolfWRX
2022年10月17日 · In golf, there are a variety of distinct swing patterns to get into a dynamic impact position. I believe in efficiency to find that impact position for effortless power and center contact. Efficiency is defined as “the ability to produce something with a minimum amount of effort.” This can easily apply to the golf swing.
Golf Gratitude: Golf’s charitable impact – GolfWRX
2024年10月3日 · Golf has always been associated with luxury, relaxation, and a strong sense of community. However, what often goes unnoticed is its significant impact on charitable activities worldwide. In 2023, golf’s contributions to philanthropy have stood out, demonstrating its unparalleled commitment to giving back. Let’s take a closer look at how golf supports …
Clement: The new impact laws you need to know now - GolfWRX
2024年10月31日 · Lie angle of the golf club changes clubhead path, and stiffness of shaft tip, length of clubhead and weight of clubhead:change “gear effect”. The only thing the golfer can control is the golf club impacting the ball(COR). Our subconscious knows nothing about golf or golf courses or so called target.
How To Get That Perfect Impact Position – GolfWRX
2018年2月17日 · On Mondays, I present “The Starter,” which recaps the week gone by in golf. On Wednesdays, I give you “Fairway Focus,” which previews the week to come in golf. And on Fridays, I dish up the “Friday Fore-cast,” a look at what’s on tap for the upcoming weekend.
Global impact: The value of golf as an Olympic sport – GolfWRX
2024年8月9日 · Additionally, Brendon, a Golf Writers Association of America member, has become a renowned freelance golf writer, further solidifying his position as a top professional in the industry. He writes for multiple golf media outlets including PGA.com, PGA Magazine, Golf.com, V1 Sports Blog, GolfLink.com, 2aDays.com, GolfSpan.com, and many, many more.
Forum Thread of the Day: “The perfect senior bag set-up?”
2019年9月27日 · Here’s my bag setup and like the OP, I’ve spent a lot of money getting to this point and feel pretty good about my current bag, but with money in my pocket, there’s always room for improvement. Considering the PXG 0211’s.Driver – Tour Edge EXS 10.5 Epic Flash – Heavenwood and 3w Callaway Rogue X – 4h, Cobra F9 – 5i -PW, Callaway ...
Review: Sun Mountain ClubGlider Meridian Travel Bag - GolfWRX
2014年7月30日 · Pros: Sun Mountain’s ClubGlider Meridian is the only golf travel bag that comes equipped with four wheels — one pair with retractable legs — that hold 100 percent of the weight. That provides stability and convenience while transporting clubs through airports, hotels and parking lots. Cons: With an MSRP of $289, it resides in the […]
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Not Another Golf Show: Charley Hull’s slow play solution, TB12, Caitlin Clark + Three-Putt o’ Picks GolfWRX Editor-in-Chief, Ben Alberstadt, and Managing Editor, Gianni Magliocco, are back for episode 2 of Not Another Golf Show.
Finding the ideal impact point on your driver – GolfWRX
2015年9月7日 · The second idea I want to communicate is perhaps more relevant for the mid-to-high handicapper. It is the simple concept of the importance of impact point as it pertains to distance. I have been running power golf training programs for years now, and also am one of the instructors for TPI’s Power Coach Certification Program.