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Free Online Golf Tips | Buying Used Golf Clubs

admin — Tue, 06 Jan 2009 00:32:16 +0000

As a beginner golfer, you might want to consider buying used golf clubs as a starter set. Of course if you have the money to burn then go ahead and get a new set of clubs, but used golf clubs are more than appropriate for the majority of newcomers to the game. There are quite a few people, especially kids and teenagers, who play for a while but lose enjoyment and end up wasting those new clubs.

The main factors when buying any type of clubs, even used golf clubs, is to make sure that they fit close to your height, arm length, and swing speed. When buying used golf clubs, another important factor is how all of the drivers, irons, and putters feel in your hands and when you swing.

Used golf clubs can be found in most used sporting good stores, weekend garage sales, classified ads in the newspaper, and of course, through online shopping. You can even check some of the local pro shops at the nearest golf course for any available used golf clubs.

However, I would like to point out that if you can afford used clubs then you can probably afford a set of custom golf clubs from Triangle Custom Clubs.
Our clubs are custom made to your specifications, and are hundreds less than name brand clubs.

Another option would be to learn how to build your own golf clubs. If that interests you then take a look at this…

Free Online Golf Tips | Golf Lessons at Home

admin — Sun, 04 Jan 2009 00:23:24 +0000

Just because you are stuck at home for some reason and cannot make it to the golf course or the driving range, that does not mean that you have to leave your golf game behind. I’ve spent many afternoons and evenings practicing my putt shots right on my living room carpet, a simple home golf lesson made cheap.

Putting the ball on your carpet as a home golf lesson is a time-honored tradition. In fact, every day there are thousands of executives who bring their home golf lessons with them to the office, secretly putting the ball on their office carpet while discussing import business matters over the speaker phone.

Home golf lessons that include putting should be done on the right type of carpet, one that is short and firm enough to allow the golf ball to travel at the appropriate speed. A sturdy, industrial-type office carpet works just fine, as do Astroturf-type rugs.

You can further specialize in the quality of your home golf lessons by visiting a golf retail shop and purchasing an electric putting cup. These nifty little devices will actually shoot your ball right back to you once you have putt it into the slot.

Happy New Year from Triangle Custom Clubs

admin — Thu, 01 Jan 2009 12:19:12 +0000

I’d like to wish everyone who is reading this blog a very

Happy New Year!!

And thanks to everyone who reads these “comments from the clubshop”
every week (or at least everytime I post them
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Here’s to a great 2008

It’s been a great year for golf in 2008.

Between Tiger’s heroics at the US Open, to the USA’s victory
in the Ryder Cup, to Vijay and Anthony Kim coming into thier
own…overall it’s been a season to remember.

What was your most memorable event in 2008?
Let everyone know what you liked best about this golf year

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Here’s to a great year of golf in 2009

I just can’t wait to see what 2009 has in store for us golf fans.

Just think - another groups of great tournaments, as well as the
expectation of Tiger coming back on the scene…

…or will he??? :-0
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And of course, another great year of golf tips, just for you!

I hope that you’ve been enjoying the golf tips I’ve been seening you
by email twice a week. You can expect even more great tips in 2009.

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By the way, if you like the golf tips you’ve been getting by email
or on the blog…

PLEASE say so! Just add a comment to the blog…

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Speaking of the Golf Tips Blog, makes sure you check out the great
golf tips I’ve added recently…

…And make sure to add some of your own, OK? Just enter a comment here:

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Hit ‘em straight (in the New Year!!)

Ben

Triangle Custom Clubs

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http://www.trianglecustomclubs.com/golf-tips

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http://www.trianglecustomclubs.com/greatgolftips

Free Online Golf Tips | Learn Secret Swing Tips With Small Toe Adjustments

admin — Wed, 24 Dec 2008 22:57:28 +0000

When a golfer makes a bad shot, you never really hear the excuse “I didn’t use enough foot during that swing”. Although this would seem like a lame excuse, there is actually a lot of validity to the possibility.

In fact, although surprising, a neglected right foot could be a major cause of interference with the trajectory of a golf shot.

When you are hitting a normal shot your toe of the right foot (right handed golfers) should either be square to the line of flight or turned out to the right a bit. This helps the clubhead come away from the ball low, make a decent turn, and then start down properly.

However, if you need to hit the ball slightly longer than normal or a little higher, the toe of your right foot should be pointing farther to the right. This helps you make a bigger and more powerful turn away from the ball, while still keeping your balance and rhythm smooth.

It also keeps your hips behind the ball during impact and helps bring the clubhead into the ball with a clean sweeping motion, thus causing the ball to have greater distance and speed.

And of course, if you must hit a low shot, then try turning your right foot slightly to the left. This restricts the backswing and sets up more of a punching action on the downswing, creating a low shot.

Merry Christmas from Triangle Custom Clubs

admin — Wed, 24 Dec 2008 14:51:53 +0000

Hey everyone,

I just wanted to do a quick post to say thanks for visiting this blog. I hope that all the free online golf tips that you have gathered from here will help you in the new year to improve your golf game.

Also, I’d like to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas!
(If you don’t celebrate Christmas then I hope you have a joyful season nonetheless! )

I’m going to be taking a little time off from the blog, but the weekly golf tips (twice a week) will continue
to arrive in your email inbox like clockwork.

What? You haven’t signed up for these great golf tips twice a week! Shame on you!

That’s OK - just go here to sign up so you don’t miss out…

So make sure that you get a lot of rest and relaxation this Christmas, and get prepared to have a lower handicap in 2009!

Happy Holidays

Ben Poston
Triangle Custom Clubs
(and numero uno blogger at Free Online Golf Tips)

Free Online Golf Tips | Junior Golf Clubs: How Small Should A Child Be To Use Them?

admin — Mon, 22 Dec 2008 22:56:17 +0000

There are two ways to outfit a youngster who is just starting to play golf. You can either pass down the Parent’s clubs as is, cut them down to fit, or buy junior sized clubs. Either method can work just fine, depending upon how old the child is and his or her size.

Two important points must be kept in mind: First, a child should start with clubs that he can manage easily. Otherwise, he will have trouble learning a basic, rhythmic golf swing. Second, he should start using adult clubs, which are cut down, as soon as he can handle them.

If the child is 10 years or younger, he should definitely be using junior clubs. They are very light, short, and balance to fit a young child this age. These clubs should be the ones he learns the fundamentals of golf with.

As soon as he shows some proficiency with these clubs, the child should start swinging adult clubs that are cut down to fit his height. This will probably happen around age 12. Once he has mastered the cut-down clubs and grows a little bit taller, adult clubs will be the next investment.

Today is the last day to take advantage of my “gift” to you…

admin — Sun, 21 Dec 2008 12:51:58 +0000

Just for Christmas, I’m offering the 2-DVD set,
“How To Build Your Own Golf Clubs” for as low as $29.99
instead of the regular $67 price!

For just a few short hours you can get a copy of
the DVD that is helping Golfers worldwide save money and
improve their game for over 50% off!

This offer is good until midnight TONIGHT, and you can get
“How To Build Your Own Golf Clubs” for this special holiday price of
as low as $29.99.

I’ve never offered “How To Build Your Own Golf Clubs”
at this discounted price before, so grab your copy now:

http://www.trianglecustomclubs.com/buildclubs/b4xmas.html

How’s that for an early present?

Playing Santa,

Ben Poston

P.S. If you’d like to get the 2-DVD set “How To Build Your Own Golf Clubs”
and learn how to build your golf clubs, here’s your final chance!
And the good news is, you can save as much as $30 if you get it now.

Remember, shipping is on me! Get it here now:
http://www.trianglecustomclubs.com/buildclubs/b4xmas.html

Free Online Golf Tips | Ever Get Trapped By A Tree?

admin — Sun, 21 Dec 2008 02:28:06 +0000

The best way to approach the situation of being trapped by a tree, so to speak, is to put yourself into a trance.

Every golfer tends to miss a high percentage of shots that are in serious trouble, such as one where a tree limb is totally preventing a full backswing. And all too often, the reason for a mess is not the awkward lie, but rather a failure to be able to concentrate on the execution.

Switch Your Thoughts

You start to think about the tree instead of hitting the ball. What you should do for any such shot as this is to take your position over the ball and try a tentative backswing. Once you have established how far back you can take the club, repeat the restricted swing over and over until you feel comfortable enough to make the swing within your restricted zone.

Once you have done this, put yourself into a trance and forget about the obstacle. Put all your concentration into striking the ball as firmly and properly as possible. Even if your club hits the tree on the backswing, you are now prepared for this and your new-found concentration will help you to complete the shot.

Did you get your “Gift” yet?

admin — Fri, 19 Dec 2008 12:48:32 +0000

As I told you on Wednesday, in the to the spirit of
giving at Christmas, I’m offering the 2-DVD set,
“How To Build Your Own Golf Clubs” for as low as $29.99
instead of the regular $67 price!

For 5 days this week - just this week - you can get a copy of
the DVD that is helping Golfers worldwide save money and
improve their game for over 50% off!

This offer is good until midnight on Sunday, and you can get
“How To Build Your Own Golf Clubs” for this special holiday price of
as low as $29.99.

I’ve never offered “How To Build Your Own Golf Clubs”
at this discounted price before, so grab your copy now:

http://www.trianglecustomclubs.com/buildclubs/b4xmas.html

How’s that for an early present?

Playing Santa,

Ben Poston

P.S. This special early Christmas sale ends at midnight on
Sunday, December 21.

If you’d like to get the 2-DVD set “How To Build Your Own Golf Clubs”
and learn how to build your golf clubs, here’s your
chance! And the good news is, you can save as much as $30 if you get it now.

Did I mention that shipping is on me?
I think you know now why you need to rush. Get it here now:
http://www.trianglecustomclubs.com/buildclubs/b4xmas.html

Changing Your Address With Each Different Club Loft

admin — Fri, 19 Dec 2008 02:25:51 +0000

Golf becomes easier whenever you can eliminate any variables that pertain to the swing, yet the classic methods of teaching involved some very complex changes and ball positioning.

The Old Advice

The traditional theory for hitting irons stated that has the loft of the club increased, the position of the ball address shifted to the right, and the stance became more and more open. Every club, therefore, required its own stance.

Today’s Advice: Keep It Simple

The system that most professional use today is much simpler. The right foot is moved closer to the left as the loft of the club increases, and the ball is positioned slightly closer to the golfer, because the shaft of the club is shorter.

But regardless of the club being used, the stance is always kept square to the line of flight and the ball is always played off the heel.