The Golfers Clinic Golf Tip Library

The wind is an ever-present challenge virtually every time you play golf. And whether it is merely a gentle breeze or a strong and gusting wind, you have to know how to play it…

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In order for you to utilize the bounce effect of the sand wedge, you must adhere to a couple of simple setup rules that will affect the shape of the swing…

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The next time you watch Tiger Woods putt, ignore for a moment where the ball goes and focus instead on his hips and legs…

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On most pitch shots, it is advisable to adopt a slightly open clubface at address. This is because it is easier to control your ball flight and have some finesse in your game if there is some loft on the clubface. Take Luke Donald for instance…

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No green is totally flat. Thus, most putts have a degree of break on them – often subtle, sometimes severe. The best way to deal with breaking putts and sloping greens is to treat every putt as if it is straight…

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This is probably the easiest of all the shots from sloping lies, because there’s a sense of being able to launch the ball into the air. However, there are a few ways to make sure you play it well…

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This is the toughest of all the sloping lies because the downslope gives you the sense that it is very difficult to get the ball airborne. The nature of a downslope means that you’re deprived of loft, and it is all too easy to scuttle the ball straight along the ground…

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Poor quality pitching often stems from a poor setup, something that is easy to fix but overlooked by many golfers…

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Your average chip shot uses a somewhat short swing, however, this does not mean that the rest of your body does not have to work as a fluid unit…

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It is an oversimplification to say that bad chipping always stems from a bad set up. But it is certainly true to say that a lot of golfers make life extremely difficult for themselves by neglecting this important aspect of the chip shot…

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