Are you looking for some useful golf swing tips? Here is a perfect how to make a perfect swing tutorial golf video.

Tour Pro and golf instructor Rick Strongert will show you step by step perfect golf swing tips and drills.
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Also remember that bying a new offset driver will not cure your swing with other clubs in your golf bag.
So when you will play with a different golf club, you will end up where you started…with another slice.

But if you still need your new driver, here are some tips:
- Ebalon Anti Slice Club
- Anti-Slice Driver produced by Tour Golf Products
- Zevo ZA-S Anti Slice Driver

The common characteristic of these antislice drivers is the offset face that is allowing just a small fraction more time for clubhead to square up during impact. This is like a cheating, but if you need a quick slice fix, this may be for you.

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Here is a true story of fixing a golf slice.

Re: Sick of Wicked Slice.

Dave-

I have 3 golf outings coming up in the next weeks and I am so sick of having this wicked slice. I’ve taken many lessons. I’ve read a lot of books. I’ve probably read all magazines. I’ve searched online for hours. So this morning I decided to search the web one last time and I found your site. I read through it. I thought “I’m not going to spend one more dollar on my poor golf game”. But few more minutes later I was downloading your e-book guide.

I read it, and it finally made sense… your drills were really different than other I have ever tried, so I figured ‘what the heck’. I wrote them down, and then went out back and tried few swings - and it felt different. A very different. So I packed up my bag and rushed to the driving range.

I went through your drills again and put them all together.

I had one major problem - I couldn’t find where all my balls where going. I had hit them and couldn’t find any of them. They just - vanished. Finally I put on my sung-lasses and I really tried to follow the ball. I immediately realized why I couldn´t find them. I ALWAYS look to the right side of driving range and watch my shots fall out of the sky. But, now all my shots were going dead center. I could even hit them to the left or to the right side if I wanted.

I stopped doing everything - went to get a drink - and think for awhile. I’ve had couple of lucky shots before, so I thought this was the case again. So, I came back and started swinging again. I even switched clubs many times. I can drive the ball straight NOW. I couldn´t believe that. I’m still in shock.

Thank you very much for creating this very useful program - reading your guide “My Little Demon” was like I was reading my biography. I am a skeptic with cure-all fixes - but, your way is just amazing.

Thanks again!
Matthew F. - Willowville, OH

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There are not many of them, however they are good.

Also there are some courses being built or have been just built.

One of the new slovakian golf course is Golf Park Rajec.

Also there is going to be built 36 holes mega resort near city Senica. This resort will be opened in 2009.

Richard Finch was playing his 3rd shot on the last 18th hole - par 5 on the European PGA tour tournament Irish Open 2008. He played out of hazard and ended in the water! However, his shot ended on the green. And he ended as a tournament winner!

Compiled by Dick Rugge Senior Technical Director of the United States Golf Association

Myth 1. Faster Swing Golfers get greater distance advantage from new golf balls introduced after 2000.

False. Scientific tests and results on the PGA Tour confirm that faster swing players have not gained any amount of distance from these modern golf balls. Example: Corey Pavin, the shortest player in 2000, gained almost the same amount of distance between 2000 and 2005 (7.4 yards) as the longest golfer (John Daly at 8.7 yards).

Myth 2. Golf ball distance is not currently limited.

False. Golf ball distance is being regulated since 1976. All golf balls that are played on PGA Tour and the majority of golf balls sold have passed the USGA’s distance limit test.

Myth 3. Driving distance on the PGA Tour is increasing rapidly

False. Average Tour driving distance increased over the past 10 years, but it has also leveled off during last three. The average distance increase since 2003 to 2006 is only about 1 yard per year.

Myth 4. The longest PGA hitters finish higher on the money list.

False. Some long-driving professionals are very successful, but on average, the top 10 driving distance golfers have been falling down on the money list in few recent years.

Myth 5. Most of the PGA Tour golf professionals swing at 120 mph or even more.

False. The average golf player swing speed on Tour is approximately 113 mph. Some swing at or higher than 120 mph, but these are clearly in the minority.

Myth 6. The average 5-irons distance on Tour 200+ yards.

False. PGA Tour Shotlink system records all shots throughout the season. It shows that avg. 5-iron fairway shots to green are approximately 185 yards. And from the tee on 3 pars, the avg. 5-iron distance is about 197 yards.

Myth 7. You get more distance if you put topspin on your drive.

False. Every normally struck drive create a backspin. Backspin generates lift and helps to keep the ball in the air. You can put topspin on a ball only if you ‘top’ the ball. That will create a very short distance plus it dives your ball into the ground.

The Alps pro golf tour is 3rd level european tour, the highest europe golf level is the European Tour, and the 2nd level european pro tour is the Challenge Tour. This tour is created for young golf
professionals to give them opportunity to play and also to win some category on the European Challenge
Tour and also fore some exemptions from the European Tour Qualifying School stage 1.

Other 3rd level european golf tours are the PGA EuroPro Tour in UK and also the EPD Tour in Germany.

The Alps Golf Tour events are in 5 countries mentioned above. There are +/- 20 events per season and the total prize money are approx. one million Euros. Most of the tour players come from hosting countries. The top tour players of the Alps tour Order of Merit win admission to the European Tour Qualifying School - stage 2 (there are total 3 stages), plus top 5 golfers get to play at Challenge Tour with limited privileges.

Official website of the Alps Golf Tour is here