Even the best swing won’t be successful if its off-tempo and/or rushed. In the video below, golf pro, Gary Balliet discusses how to get the perfect tempo, timing, and rhythm. Take a look:

Playing a good round of golf isn’t all physical. It also requires a steady emotional game. Dr. Morris Picken, a sports psychologist in Sea Island, Georgia gives some advice on managing your emotions on the golf course. Take a look:

As incredible as it seems (with a foot of snow on the ground here in Ohio), golf courses in the Midwest and Northeast start opening in mid to late March. To make sure that you’re in top shape to hit the links, here are a few golf exercises to get you in top form:
“Open Book” Stretching Exercise

Strenghtening and Stretching your Swing Arm

Hamstring Exercise

Professional golf instructor, Joe Beck of “Golf Tips with Joe Beck,” teaches viewers how to hit a long chip and get the ball close to the hole, how to select the right stance, and correct amount of loft to complete this shot. Take a look:

Few things are more frustrating than hitting the green in two shots only to three-putt for a boogie. Here are a few tips for improving your putting game.

Posture is one of the most important things for a beginning golfer to master. For some tips on improving your golf posture, take a look at this video by John Lubin of John Lubin Golf School:

Are you looking to improve your short game while you wait for spring to come? Shawn Clement, Director of the Richmond Hill Golf Learning Center, offers an excellent video of 25 putting tips in 10 minutes. Take a look.

Having the proper grip on the golf club is one of the most important aspects of the game.  Learn about how to grip the club correctly in this video from John Lubin of John Lubin Golf School.

In this helpful video, Brady Riggs of inpractis.com shows you how to properly setup and use the legs in the golf swing.