This 15-minute practice routine is a basic guide to help you work on your swing motion. Remember that consistency is key to improving your golf swing. Regular practice, even in short sessions, can yield significant improvements over time. If you have specific swing issues, consider consulting a golf instructor for personalized guidance. Here’s a basic routine that you can follow, … Read More
Set Up for Better Drives
Practice Something About Your Game Everyday. You don’t need to go to the driving range or golf course, you can simply make practice swings in your garage or living room at home a few minutes a day (just make sure that you don’t whack the ceiling or walls!) If you don’t have enough room to swing a regular club, use … Read More
Simplify Your Set-Up for Both Driver and Irons
Practice Something About Your Game Everyday. You don’t need to go to the driving range or golf course, you can simply make practice swings in your garage or living room at home a few minutes a day (just make sure that you don’t whack the ceiling or walls!) If you don’t have enough room to swing a regular club, use … Read More
Day 7-Cardiogolf 1000 Practice Swing Challenge-On-Course Energy Management
Visit Cardiogolf.com to download the FREE Cardiogolf Pre-Round Warm Up Routine E-Book. Do the Cardiogolf Pre-Round Warm Up Routine. Practice something about your game everyday. #CardioGolfChallenge Cardiogolf 1000 Practice Swing Challenge The challenge is straightforward-simply make 1000 practice swings, 30 swings a day, during the month to improve your swing technique and increase clubhead speed. You don’t need to go … Read More
Spring Up Your Game-Cardiogolf 1K Practice Swing Challenge Days 8, 9 and 10
A note from Karen: The challenge is straightforward-simply make 1000 practice swings during the month to improve your swing technique and increase clubhead speed. You don’t need to go to the driving range or golf course, you can simply make practice swings in your garage or living room at home a few minutes a day (just make sure that you don’t … Read More
Low and Slow for Better Drives
For the majority of high-handicap golfers the driver is the most difficult club in the bag to hit because it is the longest club and it has the least amount of loft. It will slice more often than not. Pros set up with their spine tilted away from target at address, which helps them give the ball a more sweeping … Read More
Help for Your Driver
For the majority of high-handicap golfers the driver is the most difficult club in the bag to hit because it is the longest club and it has the least amount of loft. It will slice more often than not. Pros set up with their spine tilted away from target at address, which helps them give the ball a more sweeping … Read More
The Only Ball Position You Need for a Long Drive
For the majority of high-handicap golfers the driver is the most difficult club in the bag to hit because it is the longest club and it has the least amount of loft. It will slice more often than not. Pros set up with their spine tilted away from target at address, with the ball position more forward in the stance … Read More