Articles by Steve Lee
- Golf Advice - The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly Of Golf Lessons - The Good
In the last of this series of three, I'm going to share with you the experience of one of the best golf lessons I've ever had. In the previous articles - "The Ugly" and "The Bad"- I explained how one pro did not seem to know the difference between a strong and a weak grip, and how another focused on trying to get me to play golf that I was incapable of playing because of my physical limitations. Published 23Jul2009, viewed 108 times
- Golf Advice - The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly Of Golf Lessons - The Bad
If you read Article One in this golf advice series of three articles, you may remember that I was extolling the virtues of golf lessons but at the same time adding a warning that it is necessary to take care in selecting whom we entrust our golf game to. I also shared one of my own golf lesson experiences which I described as "Ugly" and suggested a tip for discovering which grip is right for you. Published 23Jul2009, viewed 105 times
- Golf Advice - The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly Of Golf Lessons - The Ugly
For those of us who are serious about this wonderful game, golf lessons can form an integral part of the armoury we use in our efforts to master it. OK, I'm sure none of us is crazy enough to think that we will ever get the better of the game, because we all know that as soon as we get to a point where we think we've cracked it, it has a nasty habit of jumping up and biting us on the butt. Published 23Jul2009, viewed 130 times
- Golf Equipment Demonstration Days - A Few Words of Warning
If you are a keen golfer you have probably attended a golf demonstration day at some point during your golfing 'career'. If you are considering going to one soon, then you really should read what follows because you need to, 'Beware of the demonstration day - you could well learn something to your disadvantage". Published 23Jul2009, viewed 75 times
- Putting's Most Important Tip - Find The Sweetspot; It May Not Be Where You Think It Is!
Putting-related advice normally ignores what I believe to be the most important aspect of consistent putting, centering as it does around issues such as 'developing a good stroke', 'how to read the greens' and 'practice tips'. Regardless of how good your putting stroke is, how good you are at reading greens or how much you practice, however, unless you strike the ball off the sweetspot of the putter, you will never achieve consistent results. Published 23Jul2009, viewed 84 times
- To Hit The Golf Ball Better and Higher - Consider Reducing The Loft Of Your Golf Clubs
At first sight this may seem to be a strange paradox; after all, in order to hit the ball higher the obvious thing to do outside of changing the golf swing would be to increase the loft, not decrease it. This may be the accepted wisdom of "usual" golf advice, but is it necessarily correct? Published 01Jul2009, viewed 85 times
- Know Your Golf Clubs - Consider The Seven Key Elements That Could Improve Your Golf
Most of the golf advice available to improve our game centers around tips and drills designed to "achieve a better swing" or "hit the ball further". Whilst this information may be useful, little or none of it ever takes account of one of the most important factors that will allow us to play the best golf we are capable of playing. Published 28Jun2009, viewed 121 times
- Grooves In Golf Clubs - Will You Be Affected By The New Rules?
Many of you may have heard about the change in the rules relating to grooves in golf clubs which comes into effect on 1st January 2010, but do you know whether or not you will be affected? Published 28Jun2009, viewed 100 times
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