Before you start learning how to swing the club, you first need to understand how the club should hit the golf ball. Here’s the basics:

Learning how to properly put your hands on the golf club is vital to your success in the game. Here’s a process to help ensure you have a great grip:

It’s almost impossible to hit a solid golf shot without having the proper posture before you swing the club. Posture controls the bottom of your golf swing! Here’s some basic steps to ensure proper posture and distance away from ball.

Before you hit the golf ball, make sure to first align the face with the target, then your feet and finally your shoulders. Keep your body alignments parallel to the target.

Start with a narrow stance, weight on the lead foot, use minimal wrists in a pendulum like swinging motion.

Set three alignment sticks 4 feet apart on the putting green, which creates zones to land your chip shots. Practice going from Zone 1 to Zone 3.

t's important to return your wedge to the same loft you've created at address. Then learn how far your golf ball goes using three…

Learn the basics on how to hit a high and soft shot using your sand wedge. 1) Open Face 2) Vertical Shaft 3) More Wrist Hinge

Here are some basics of how to hold and stand with a putter in your hands. 1) Hold putter in the palms of hands rather than fingers…

Place two alignment sticks on both sides of the hole and a ball mark or piece of tape in the center. The goal of this drill is to get your putts started on line.

Take 5 golf balls ,place them 1-2 feet apart from each other, and line them away from the hole. Start by putting the closest ball into the hole, then work your way back to longer putts.

Pull the flag out and place it 2 feet behind the hole, then take two wedges and place on the side of the flag, creating a box…

Before you hit a putt, it’s important to make a walk around the hole to help decide which way the putt breaks and if it’s uphill or downhill…

Typically there are yardage marks on the golf course that tell you the yardage to the center of the green: red (100 yards), white (150 yards)….

To hit a shot under the trees, take a 5 iron, grip down, place the ball slightly back in your stance, make an abbreviated swing and finish low…

When hitting an approach shot to a green, avoid aiming at the flagstick if it’s located on the edge near bunker or a hazard. A better strategy…

To escape the sand, it's important to first practice your low point in the bunker. Draw a line in the sand, open the clubface…