am talking about? If you played any amount of golf at all, you know exactly what I am talking about. So, do you make it or not? Dr. Bob Rotella, a noted sport psychologist who works with the best golfers in the world, says that one way to make more of these putts is to try less. WHAT! Yeah, I know it sounds nuts, but is it?

Take it to the practice green and see. Take 4 or 5 balls and put them in a circle around the hole. Say 5-10 feet away. On each putt, you want to try very hard to try less.

Do this often and you will find the medium amount of effort you need to make more putts. Once you have foun

Remember this, buying the beer is not the most expensive part of the beverage cart girl's stop at your group. It's the tip that is expensive. You don't want to be known at the course as the cheap guy, so you should tip her well. Besides, if you want ( or need) her to show up more than once a round you will have to bribe her. That can get expensive. So you will have to decide whether to buy the beer of do the tip.

Do this before you tee off. Take a look at who you are playing with. Are they are bunch of drunks who will consume massive amounts of beer on the course. If so tip, man, tipping is the best option! And tell them that is what you are going to do. Then bribe the cart girl on the first trip, she will feel happy, she will come back, and then you can either stiff her on the next tip or just tip her less. Or you can be a good guy and tip her well all day long. Your choice, after all, you are the tipper.

Speaking of tips. I have a few for you.

$10.00 Golf swing tip number one.

There has never been a good golfer with a bad grip. So get your grip right. Unless you are new to the game, you already know that your grip is probably wrong. But you do it anyway because,"it feels good" so no excuses. A grip change is not easy, but it is a critical part of your simple golf swing. Most teaching pros will tell you what the correct grip is, then they will forget all about it knowing you won't do it anyway. Then they give you a $60.00 lesson with a bad grip. Man!

$10.00 Golf swing tip number two.

Have you ever chunked a chip shot that you had to get close to make par or even a bogey? There is absolutely nothing more aggravating, right? Here is the answer to this foolish and embarrassing mistake. Hit down! You have to hit down on the ball. Not one single thing else matters here. Hit down. Every good player does it, all poor players never do it. Hit down and the ball goes up. Hit down and you won't peek. Hit down and you put spin on the ball. Hit down and you won't hit it across the green low and hard. Hit down and you get a sweet feeling in your hands and arms and the ball reacts to this as if by magic.

$ 10.00 Golf swing tip number three.

You know that three foot putt that you are standing over. The one the breaks left to right by a foot or so. The one that, if you make it, will secure for you the best round you have ever had and you kick your playing partners rear end.

Do you know what I am talking about? If you played any amount of golf at all, you know exactly what I am talking about. So, do you make it or not? Dr. Bob Rotella, a noted sport psychologist who works with the best golfers in the world, says that one way to make more of these putts is to try less. WHAT! Yeah, I know it sounds nuts, but is it?

Take it to the practice green and see. Take 4 or 5 balls and put them in a circle around the hole. Say 5-10 feet away. On each putt, you want to try very hard to try less.

Do this often and you will find the medium amount of effort you need to make more putts. Once you have found

n! And tell them that is what you are going to do. Then bribe the cart girl on the first trip, she will feel happy, she will come back, and then you can either stiff her on the next tip or just tip her less. Or you can be a good guy and tip her well all day long. Your choice, after all, you are the tipper.

Speaking of tips. I have a few for you.

$10.00 Golf swing tip number one.

There has never been a good golfer with a bad grip. So get your grip right. Unless you are new to the game, you already know that your grip is probably wrong. But you do it anyway because,"it feels good" so no excuses. A grip change is not easy, but it is a critical part of your simple golf swing. Most teaching pros will tell you what the correct grip is, then they will forget all about it knowing you won't do it anyway. Then they give you a $60.00 lesson with a bad grip. Man!

$10.00 Golf swing tip number two.

Have you ever chunked a chip shot that you had to get close to make par or even a bogey? There is absolutely nothing more aggravating, right? Here is the answer to this foolish and embarrassing mistake. Hit down! You have to hit down on the ball. Not one single thing else matters here. Hit down. Every good player does it, all poor players never do it. Hit down and the ball goes up. Hit down and you won't peek. Hit down and you put spin on the ball. Hit down and you won't hit it across the green low and hard. Hit down and you get a sweet feeling in your hands and arms and the ball reacts to this as if by magic.

$ 10.00 Golf swing tip number three.

You know that three foot putt that you are standing over. The one the breaks left to right by a foot or so. The one that, if you make it, will secure for you the best round you have ever had and you kick your playing partners rear end.

Do you know what I am talking about? If you played any amount of golf at all, you know exactly what I am talking about. So, do you make it or not? Dr. Bob Rotella, a noted sport psychologist who works with the best golfers in the world, says that one way to make more of these putts is to try less. WHAT! Yeah, I know it sounds nuts, but is it?

Take it to the practice green and see. Take 4 or 5 balls and put them in a circle around the hole. Say 5-10 feet away. On each putt, you want to try very hard to try less.

Do this often and you will find the medium amount of effort you need to make more putts. Once you have foun

A grip change is not easy, but it is a critical part of your simple golf swing. Most teaching pros will tell you what the correct grip is, then they will forget all about it knowing you won't do it anyway. Then they give you a $60.00 lesson with a bad grip. Man!

$10.00 Golf swing tip number two.

Have you ever chunked a chip shot that you had to get close to make par or even a bogey? There is absolutely nothing more aggravating, right? Here is the answer to this foolish and embarrassing mistake. Hit down! You have to hit down on the ball. Not one single thing else matters here. Hit down. Every good player does it, all poor players never do it. Hit down and the ball goes up. Hit down and you won't peek. Hit down and you put spin on the ball. Hit down and you won't hit it across the green low and hard. Hit down and you get a sweet feeling in your hands and arms and the ball reacts to this as if by magic.

$ 10.00 Golf swing tip number three.

You know that three foot putt that you are standing over. The one the breaks left to right by a foot or so. The one that, if you make it, will secure for you the best round you have ever had and you kick your playing partners rear end.

Do you know what I am talking about? If you played any amount of golf at all, you know exactly what I am talking about. So, do you make it or not? Dr. Bob Rotella, a noted sport psychologist who works with the best golfers in the world, says that one way to make more of these putts is to try less. WHAT! Yeah, I know it sounds nuts, but is it?

Take it to the practice green and see. Take 4 or 5 balls and put them in a circle around the hole. Say 5-10 feet away. On each putt, you want to try very hard to try less.

Do this often and you will find the medium amount of effort you need to make more putts. Once you have foun

player does it, all poor players never do it. Hit down and the ball goes up. Hit down and you won't peek. Hit down and you put spin on the ball. Hit down and you won't hit it across the green low and hard. Hit down and you get a sweet feeling in your hands and arms and the ball reacts to this as if by magic.

$ 10.00 Golf swing tip number three.

You know that three foot putt that you are standing over. The one the breaks left to right by a foot or so. The one that, if you make it, will secure for you the best round you have ever had and you kick your playing partners rear end.

Do you know what I am talking about? If you played any amount of golf at all, you know exactly what I am talking about. So, do you make it or not? Dr. Bob Rotella, a noted sport psychologist who works with the best golfers in the world, says that one way to make more of these putts is to try less. WHAT! Yeah, I know it sounds nuts, but is it?

Take it to the practice green and see. Take 4 or 5 balls and put them in a circle around the hole. Say 5-10 feet away. On each putt, you want to try very hard to try less.

Do this often and you will find the medium amount of effort you need to make more putts. Once you have foun

am talking about? If you played any amount of golf at all, you know exactly what I am talking about. So, do you make it or not? Dr. Bob Rotella, a noted sport psychologist who works with the best golfers in the world, says that one way to make more of these putts is to try less. WHAT! Yeah, I know it sounds nuts, but is it?

Take it to the practice green and see. Take 4 or 5 balls and put them in a circle around the hole. Say 5-10 feet away. On each putt, you want to try very hard to try less.

Do this often and you will find the medium amount of effort you need to make more putts. Once you have found this, you will need to practice a while using this level of trying. Soon it will become in your head and the next time you are faced with the game breaking putt. Well it ( your effort level) be in your head and you will execute.

This is an excellent tip. Worth more than $ 10.00.. I used this years ago to decrease my sense of disaster. It worked wonders. Try it. A reallly good golf swing tip.

$10.00 Golf Swing tip number four.

If someone tells you, that you hit a bad shot because you picked your head up. You can trust that you did not do that. It is not what you think. You did not pick your head up. It just looked like you did. WHAt?

Well stay with me here.

This golf swing tip is a tad complicated.

If you appeared to pick your head up on your golf swing, it means that you have not HIT DOWN on the ball. There is nothing else in the golf swing that matters. You must hit down. So try this. ( this is one of those I told you so moments) get a proper grip, you cannot consistently hit down on the ball if you have a bad grip. Sorry! Get a grip. Right hand a little more on top of the club, never under. Right hand a little more on the top. Right hand a little more on the top. Got it?

The very idea of hitting down on the ball is as old as the game itself. But to most, it is a little known secret and an impossible concept to grasp. But You must do it. You must, you must, you must.

Reasons why you did not hit down.

Your spine angle tipped back away from the ball. This creates an impossible angle problem for hitting down. What is it? Well it makes it impossible to hit down. Your weight is on your back foot, your hips are not under your shoulders anymore, they are ahead of them. And the only way to hit the ball is to hit up. Which is exactly what you do, and it looks like you " lifted your head up "

You stop this move by moving your hands and arms first toward the ball, pushing the club down and toward the ball with your RIGHT hand ( that now has the correct grip) and you do this first, before your body does anything at all. Want a key to this move?

$10.00 Golf Swing Tip number five:Keep your back to the target as long as you can.
$10.00 Golf Swing Tip number six: keep you left shoulder IN THE SWING as long as possible.
$10.00 Golf Swing Tip Number seven: Swing against you left side.

And the final $ 10.00 Golf Swing Tip :Do not allow your left shoulder to spin ou