How I Added Golf Club Distance To Each Golf Club
If you want to shave points off your golf game practically overnight read my story below to see how I added more golf club distance.
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When I first started golfing I wasn’t the least bit concerned about golf club distance. My only concern was being the guy who everyone was waiting on to finish the hole. In fact, fear of embarrassment kept me off the greens until I was forty(I’m forty five now).
Having never been any good at any sports that required any sort of eye hand coordination like baseball, football, basketball etc, I thought golf might be a good fit for me. It seemed to be the sport for “non athletes” and I was rather good at sports that require throwing something at a target like horseshoes, bowling, darts, archery, etc. Golf seemed to be along those same lines.
My First Golfing Experience
Once my buddies talked me over my initial fear I finally gave it try and discovered that I wasn’t that bad. The ball tended to go where I wanted it to, and I actually didn’t do bad with my putts. Hey, this was fun. I borrowed my brother’s clubs that he had sitting in the closet for ten years and started to make it a regular thing.
After a few years of playing with my friends, I felt I was closing in on their skill level as far as accuracy, but I was still taking a stroke more than any of them to reach a decent putting position on most holes. I tried hitting the ball harder, but that only made it worse as I would slice every time I tried to power through my swing. I just couldn’t get any golf club distance.
Shooting For More Golf Club Distance -Fixing My Technique
I knew from my experience with other target oriented sports that this had to be a technique issue. So I scoured the net looking for free tips on how to get more distance from my clubs. I found a lot of what looked like good stuff on YouTube but when I tried to apply it nothing worked right. Then I came across this video by Eric Jones. Not being a golf fan, I had never heard of the guy. And the video, his famous “happy toes” one, was an obvious sale pitch for his golfing course. As it later turned out I never did buy his course. Click here to check it out if you’d like.
Next time I hit the course I tried his “happy toes” technique and by the third hole I was noticing that my balls were actually going further. OK great, I found a free golf club distance tip that worked. I spent almost the rest of the season trying other free tips I found, some that seemed silly, some that made sense but none of them really helped me that much.
Then I did something I never do: pay for information. (You’re talking about a guy who’s still playing with borrowed clubs). I’m one of these people that believe everything you need to know can be found somewhere for free. But I wasn’t finding it.
Finding The Answer To Golf Club Distance
When I went back to find this Eric Jones guy and his course and I ended up forking out the money on a completely different program, and boy am I glad I did. The results on the course were nothing less than spectacular. Not only did I started driving balls as far as my golfing buddies, but eventually I was driving them 20 yards farther than any of them, and taking up to 10 strokes off every round.
So now I’m trying to teach these guys what I learned from the course and they’re all just blowing me off because I’m still a rookie to them. I’m now swinging less harder than I ever have and still getting more golf club distance.
Even though the Eric Jones video got me started, It was different course that actually got me where I am today.






