There’s no better way to begin the new golf season than with a series of lessons from your favorite PGA Professional. Beginning your season by reviewing the absolute basics of posture, grip, and alignment with your teaching pro will provide the glue for you to hold together good rhythm and timing as the season progresses.Having your own personal checklist of things to improve can take a lot of time and guesswork out of range practice and is really what every golfer at any level should strive toward. Tour pros are regularly reviewing with their coaches their tendencies for bad shots and trying to correct them quickly before the next tournament begins. An extra set of eyes helping you can relieve a lot of frustration and stress and make your game much more enjoyable. In addition to reviewing basic swing fundamentals have your pro spend another lesson going through your golf bag and checking your equipment.Perhaps it is time to give up that 2,3, or 4 iron for an easier to hit hybrid club or get a new, easier to hit 460cc titanium driver. Also, check all your clubs for proper shaft flex, weight, length, grip size, lie angles and lofts. Too often, golfers are trying to fit their swings to ill fitted clubs instead of fitting their clubs to their swing.The month of May is the PGA of America’s national free lesson month where PGA Professionals all over the country offer free 15 minute lessons. If you don’t have a teaching pro , this campaign is a great way for you to find a good pro. You can find all the the nearest participating pros in your area by going to pga and clicking on the ‘Play Golf America’ link and following prompts and entering your zip code for the nearest PGA Professional in your area.

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