Target Focused by Throwing Golf Clubs

After several sessions if at the driving range trying to focus on the ball, you decide to take golf lessons. You come out of the first lesson with some new ideas, and hopefully a new perspective.

JUUO, AK (prHWY.com) May 28, 2012 - After several sessions if at the driving range trying to focus on the ball, you decide to take golf lessons. You come out of the first lesson with some new ideas, and hopefully a new perspective. But when you try the new approach the next day, you hit several awful shots, worse than ever. Your next move is what will put my kids through college. You abandon the idea of feeling something new, because you need the instant gratification of seeing that the new approach is working. So you go back to thinking about the ball. You come back to the next lesson, and nothing has changed. Of course nothing has changed, you decided to think about the ball again. You need something else to think about. Would you rather make solid contact, or have your ball go to the target? I'll give you a hint: pros don't always hit it solid. Think about the goal. The goal is the target.

The first step is freedom from the ball, which is removing the ball. Then throw the clubs at the target. When you throw your clubs, you should consider is it possible for you to feel the natural swing by throwing clubs, or could you throw a club straight and far that it might reassemble your natural swing, and then you can feel the freedom.

The idea of club throwing is not mine. Some people I know learned the phenomenal experience from a golf instructor and founder of the Extraordinary Golf. Club. Throwing was just a small part of the workshop with him, but very empowering. Throwing clubs empowers you to feel and be aware of your movement and tempo. And it's yours. Some people can't put the feeling into words, but after some practice they know their swing and own it. Gather about a dozen old clubs and head to a field or park. Find an open area, where no people or fragile objects are around. Safety is very important, especially in the early going when your throws likely won't be on target. When I first started having our students throw clubs, I was just about tore the teaching bays apart. Some golf learners tossing clubs with so much tension that they wouldn't let go of the club until it was too late. Several throws never made it out of the building, and lots of broken glass and close calls. Thankfully, there was no bodily harm. So please find an open area and be aware of your surroundings at all time to maintain safety.

The first dozen times you throw a club, make your throws only about 15 feet to get a feel for it. Then, take it back and let it go - make a golf swing, but let the club go. My advice is to look at the target not down as you throw clubs. This will make a huge difference in the effectiveness of your practice. You can shift to a fuller swing after a couple hundred throws. But you should nerve throw clubs on full swings unless you have practiced short swings and are certain you can control the direction

Experience and feedback from several hundred others that the feeling of throwing the club is exactly what every golfer needs to feel in the swing. But you will never get the true experience from a book or this article. You will actually need to embarrass yourself by throwing clubs. Other golfers who see you may not understand what you are doing. They might look upon you as an outcast. If you are a person to whom image matters more than results, club-throwing is not for you. Besides, it's not polite to throw clubs. You should try it but always keep safety in mind. It's a lot of fun seeing how good you can get.

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