Learn how to perform the perfect Golf Tee Shot

by zcc447469 Thu Sep 01, 2011 8:30 pm

Learn how to perform the perfect Golf Tee Shot

To make your job easier while teeing, look at the sets of colors-coded markers positioned at varying distances from the green. For average players, the yellow tees are the points of reference while the red tees, which are placed nearest to the green, are typically reserved for female golfers. TaylorMade R11 Fairway Wood will help you much in the game. When using the long iron to tee off, your best course of action is to tee the golf ball up just slightly so as to provide the best possible lie. If you have TaylorMade R11 Driver you will swing more flexibility.

On the first tee, it is normal to feel extreme anxiety especially when it is the start to a big match, when many things are at stake, or simply when many people are watching your every move. If you have TaylorMade Burner 2.0 Irons you will swing more flexibility. Indeed, even the best players in the professional circuit will experience butterflies in the stomach and yet still triumphed.

Now, for a fairway wood used to tee off, you should tee up the golf ball in such a manner that approximately half of the ball is still visible over the club head's top. This way, you have better chances for success of finding and then hitting the sweet spot. For a driver, the mechanics are the same except for the visibility of the ball in relation to the club. Ping G20 Fairway Wood will be your best choice. You should ensure that at least half of the ball is visible above the clubface, which is in contrast with the fairway wood's positioning of over the club head's top.

You can get in on their secret to conquering first tee anxiety, fears and tension. It also helps to remember that golf is a psych war, too, so much so that succumbing to your fears can bolster the chances of your opponents at winning the jacket, whatever color it may be. If you have Ping G15 Driver you will swing more flexibility. You should also focus on the body mechanics in relation to the club being used to tee off.