Practice Everything

Jay McGrath — Wed, 05 Aug 2009 13:51:35 +0000

Practice. What does it mean to you? For most golfers, practice consists of going to a driving range to work on their swing. Unfortunately, this practice often does not include a trip to the golf putting green, or even any short range work with a golf alignment mat. Because of this, it may be beneficial to get a golf putting green, or just a putting training aid, in the backyard, as well as a golf stance mat.

“They might be able to beat me, but they can’t out-practice me.” -Jerry Barber

By taking this approach, all aspects of your game will be practiced. That means inconsistencies in one part of the game will be less likely to hurt you in a round.

Golf Training Aids

Jay McGrath — Sun, 19 Jul 2009 02:13:04 +0000

It’s great to get out to the range and practice your golf swing, but there are a lot of things that you can do to improve your golf swing in your own home.

I find that my golf work out is one of the things that can keep my attention on fitness more than any thing else. I Like to have my work out pay-off and of course I would like to be a better golfer.

In the winter I do this same thing with regard to skiing.

Working out is great, but I need that extra cause to push me over the edge.

You can also practice golf with the following home training aids:

The Real Feel Golf Mat

One-Put Putting Mat

backyard Putting Greens

Golf Target Flag

Practice Golf Balls

So get our there in your backyard and start practicing your golf swing.