Entries Tagged as 'Jeff Ritter Golf'
Driving Tips – Smooth Landing
Smooth Landing - As seen in Golfpunk Magazine!
The key to great driving is to approach the ball with a “shallow” angle of attack. Most poor drivers of the golf ball, have too steep of an attack angle which is culprit behind pop ups, slices, toe hits and all of those nasty little scratches on the top of your club! Click here for the full story! http://www.jeffrittergolf.com/component/content/article/85-smooth-landing-angle-of-attack
Straight Flush – Slice Cure
Click here to cure your slice with this clever little tip by Jeff Ritter. Originally seen in Golfpunk Magazine. http://www.jeffrittergolf.com/component/content/article/25-straight-flush
Swing Length
A key to any well-executed golf shot is a golf club that smoothly accelerates through the impact area. Most recreational golfers, when trying to hit the ball a short distance, have the fear of hitting the ball too far. This results in the player quitting on the shot with an abbreviated followthrough. The key to acceleration, as well as maintaining a consistent rhythm, is matching the length of the swing on both sides of the ball. It’s important when learning finesse shots to experience and understand that the length of the backswing dictates how far the ball will travel. A shorter backswing results in a short shot, whereas a longer swing results in a higher, longer shot. It’s very difficult to hit short shots with long swings and long shots with short swings. Lastly, make sure the followthrough is at least of equal length, and you’ll be in perfect balance.
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