PurePoint Golf head pro Bobby Eldridge explains common misconceptions about the word “timing” as it pertains to the Golf Swing. Hear to answers to some common questions. http://www.purepointgolf.com
Have you ever found yourself in deep rough and has a lot of trouble getting out. Bobby Eldridge – head pro for PurePointGolf.com – shows you how to get out of the rough.
The swing you use in your “long” game and the swing you use in your “short” game should stem from the same place, but vary in very important ways. Take this tip from Bobby Eldridge of PurePoint Golf and see the difference. http://www.purepointgolf.com
Posture is of great importance when you set up to the golf ball. Use this easy tip from Bobby Eldridge of PurePoint Golf to check if you’re too Tall or too Bent when you address the golf ball. http://www.purepointgolf.com
Bobby Eldridge – head pro for ProPointGolf.com – shows you easy corrections for your grip pressure.
If you consistently skull the ball or chuck the club into the ground, it might not the problem you think. Your posture could be what’s making you hit the ball wrong. Check out this short lesson from PurePointGolf.com head pro Bobby Eldridge.
Here’s a preview of the new PurePoint Golf Bunker DVD. http://www.purepointgolf.com/video-bunker-dvd Don’t be afraid of hitting your ball into a sand trap every again. Bobby Eldridge walks you through easy-to-remember bunker instruction and tips that will have you intentionally aiming for the sand like the pros do. Check it out.
Bobby Eldridge of PurePoint Golf spells out how to hit too separate types of pitch shots – one that lofts the ball, and another that makes the ball run. http://www.purepointgolf.com
Many golfers line up with the ball too far forward or back when they set up to putt. This pulls or pushes the ball away from the cup. Take this tip from Bobby Eldridge, head pro of PurePoint Golf on how to keep your shoulders straight.
Check out this clip from the PurePoint Golf instructional school on the short game taught by Bobby Eldridge in 2006. There’s some nice little tips on how to hit your short shots.