How do I solve my golf problems?

Answer by  Kurt (4579)

Find a good professional instructor that you can work with. Have the instructor work with you on your full swing to get the ball airborne and heading in the right direction. Work on your short game with drills from your instructor or other sources ( videos and golf magazines ) Practice two hours for every hour of real playing.

Answer by  Wrenchman (638)

The best way to improve your golf skills is by hiring a golf pro for lessons. He will help you correct your technique and improve your game. Other than that, practice on the driving range is an inexpensive way to improve, and most practice putting greens are free.

Answer by  Joe2533 (205)

The easiest and most efficent way to solve your golf problems is to consult a PGA professional for a lesson. A PGA pro will have the knowledge and experience to evaluate your swing and give you drills to work on your faults. They can also teach you about course management and controlling your emotions on the course.

Answer by  cb81 (613)

One of the most important steps in improving your golf game is to admit you have problems and find a coach whose advice you can trust to teach you.

Answer by  Kurt (4579)

Make sure you have the basics right. Work with a professional instructor to check your grip and stance. Then have the pro work with you on your full swing. Start out with a 7 iron ( forgiving club and also hits the ball a respectable distance. Work on your short game. Work on being able to hit fairway from teeshot.

Answer by  Brett (7986)

There are a lot of videos and self help books out there with regards to getting better at golf, but the best way, is to get a lesson from a professional.

Answer by  Squeaks289 (273)

I'd recommend finding an instructor to help you work on your game. They can help point out swing flaws, and assist you in correcting what's ailing your game. Another option would be to visit Golf Digest Web site, you can submit your swing for review by an instructor, who will make suggestions to you.

Answer by  Kurt (4579)

A good golf professional is qualified to look at your golf swing and make suggestions on how to improve. You should make yourself a plan to improve, starting with your swing, and then improving your short game, irons, and hitting fairways from the teebox.