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Golf Tips

One way to get a feel for what’s it’s like to learn from our PGA Master Professionals at The College of Golf, is watch these video golf tips. Learn the basics of putter fitting, how to practice pitch shots at home with limited time, hear from an instructor discuss confidence in short putting and gives some great tips for improvement and more! When you’re ready for more instruction, contact our Admissions Team about how you can turn you passion into a golf career.

College of Golf Instruction Videos

https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/yt Brian Hughes, Program Director and PGA Master Professional at Keiser University's College of Golf, shares essential tips on warming up properly for a successful round of golf. In this video, Brian explains the difference between warming up and practicing, emphasizing that warm-up time isn’t for experimenting or trying new techniques. Instead, warming up is about preparing the body and establishing consistency. He recommends starting with light stretching to loosen key areas like the back, shoulders, wrists, and knees. When hitting balls, Brian suggests beginning with a shorter club like a wedge, focusing on full, slow swings to find the ground and the center of the clubface. Gradually increase swing speed and length, saving the driver for the last few swings. This approach helps ensure that you’re ready to play confidently by the time you reach the first tee. ️⛳️Download your complimentary Golf Career Guide and discovers dozens of jobs available to you in the golf industry. https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/your-professional-golf-career/ Keiser University College of Golf 2600 N. Military Trail West Palm Beach FL 33409 888.355.4465 / 561.478.5500 https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/ ============================================================= https://www.facebook.com/CollegeofGolf https://x.com/collegeofgolf https://www.instagram.com/ku.collegeofgolf/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/keiser-university-college-of-golf/
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How To Warm Up Properly for Golf

https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/yt Brian Hughes, Program Director and PGA Master Professional at Keiser University's College of Golf, shares essential tips for getting your body in the right position before swinging the golf club. In this video, Brian emphasizes the importance of a consistent setup to achieve consistent results in swing quality, distance, and shot outcome. He explains how to find an athletic stance—feet wide and stable, slight knee flex, chest up, chin up, and arms hanging naturally—creating a balanced and athletic foundation similar to stances in other sports. Brian also addresses the common challenge of determining the correct distance from the ball, which changes based on the club length. He provides a simple tip: let your trail hand fall off the club and check its alignment. If it returns naturally to the same spot, you’re at the right distance. Use these setup tips to improve your consistency and control on the golf course. ️⛳️Download your complimentary Golf Career Guide and discovers dozens of jobs available to you in the golf industry. https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/your-professional-golf-career/ Keiser University College of Golf 2600 N. Military Trail West Palm Beach FL 33409 888.355.4465 / 561.478.5500 https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/ ============================================================= https://www.facebook.com/CollegeofGolf https://x.com/collegeofgolf https://www.instagram.com/ku.collegeofgolf/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/keiser-university-college-of-golf/
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Getting Ready To Swing The Golf Club

https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/yt Ken Martin, PGA Member and Golf Program Instructor at Keiser University's College of Golf, shares valuable tips on how to find the best ball position for different types of golf shots. In this video, Ken explains the importance of ball position relative to your swing center and how it changes with different clubs. He discusses the descending angle of approach needed for wedges and irons, a level approach for longer clubs like fairway woods, and an ascending angle for drivers when the ball is on a tee. By adjusting the width of your stance and the position of your trail foot, you can ensure consistent ball placement to match the club you're using. Ken emphasizes using a ball position three inches inside the lead heel as a simple guide for setting up shots with different clubs, leading to better consistency and control. ️⛳️Download your complimentary Golf Career Guide and discovers dozens of jobs available to you in the golf industry. https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/your-professional-golf-career/ Keiser University College of Golf 2600 N. Military Trail West Palm Beach FL 33409 888.355.4465 / 561.478.5500 https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/ ============================================================= https://www.facebook.com/CollegeofGolf https://x.com/collegeofgolf https://www.instagram.com/ku.collegeofgolf/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/keiser-university-college-of-golf/
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How To Find Your Best Ball Position

https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/yt Ken Martin, PGA Instructor at Keiser University College of Golf, shares six effective practice swings to help fix your slice. In this video, Ken explains that slices are caused by an open clubface, and these drills are designed to help you feel the clubface closing during your swing. He starts by having you set up with your driver and pivot your trail foot away from the target, taking practice swings over the ball to encourage your forearms to cross over and close the face. After three swings in this position, Ken adjusts the setup with your trail foot behind your lead foot for three more swings, again focusing on forearm rotation. Finally, Ken advises hitting the ball with the same intention of closing the clubface to produce a draw and correct your slice. Follow these drills for better control and ball flight! ️⛳️Download your complimentary Golf Career Guide and discover dozens of jobs available to you in the golf industry. https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/your-professional-golf-career/ Keiser University College of Golf 2600 N. Military Trail West Palm Beach FL 33409 888.355.4465 / 561.478.5500 https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/ ============================================================= https://www.facebook.com/CollegeofGolf https://x.com/collegeofgolf https://www.instagram.com/ku.collegeofgolf/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/keiser-university-college-of-golf/
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6 Practice Swings To Fix Your Slice

https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/yt Ken Martin, PGA Certified Professional Instructor at Keiser University College of Golf, shares essential tips on improving your chipping and pitching control by focusing on using more chest rotation and less wrist action. In this video, Ken explains how to maintain consistent contact for better distance control in your short game. ⛳️Ken explains how consistent contact is key for controlling distance in short game shots like chips and pitches. ⛳️He emphasizes the importance of using the chest as the primary motor for the swing, which helps ensure the bottom of the swing arc is in the right position for solid contact. ⛳️Ken also demonstrates how to practice this technique with tools like the Impact Ball, helping golfers reduce wrist action and achieve better control and accuracy on the course. ️⛳️Download your complimentary Golf Career Guide and discovers dozens of jobs available to you in the golf industry. https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/your-professional-golf-career/ Keiser University College of Golf 2600 N. Military Trail West Palm Beach FL 33409 888.355.4465 / 561.478.5500 https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/ ============================================================= https://www.facebook.com/CollegeofGolf https://x.com/collegeofgolf https://www.instagram.com/ku.collegeofgolf/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/keiser-university-college-of-golf/
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Chipping and Pitching Control More Chest, Less Wrist

https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/yt Ken Martin, PGA Certified Professional Instructor at Keiser University College of Golf, shares expert tips on how to read greens like a pro. In this video, Ken explains the key factors to consider when reading greens, including the importance of understanding speed and slope to predict the break of your putts. He demonstrates techniques for uphill, downhill, and side-breaking putts, emphasizing the concept of "dead weight" speed—allowing the ball to roll into the hole at the perfect pace. Ken also introduces a helpful drill called the compass drill, which helps golfers improve their feel for speed and break from various distances and directions on the green. Watch this video to learn how to improve your putting game and read greens like an expert. ️⛳️Download your complimentary Golf Career Guide and discovers dozens of jobs available to you in the golf industry. https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/your-professional-golf-career/ Keiser University College of Golf 2600 N. Military Trail West Palm Beach FL 33409 888.355.4465 / 561.478.5500 https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/ ============================================================= https://www.facebook.com/CollegeofGolf https://x.com/collegeofgolf https://www.instagram.com/ku.collegeofgolf/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/keiser-university-college-of-golf/
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How To Read Greens Like An Expert

https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/yt Ken Martin, PGA Certified Professional Instructor at Keiser University College of Golf, shares tips on perfecting your golf grip in this instructional video. Ken breaks down the key components of a proper grip, highlighting the importance of holding the club in the fingers rather than the palms to maximize wrist mobility. He explains the role of both the lead and trail hands, showing how to position them for optimal control and consistency in your swing. Ken also demonstrates how different grips—such as the Varden overlap, interlocking, and 10-finger grips—can affect your shot. He offers a simple pulling drill to test whether your grip is neutral and how it impacts clubface alignment, allowing you to adjust your grip to control ball flight. ️⛳️Download your complimentary Golf Career Guide and discovers dozens of jobs available to you in the golf industry. https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/your-professional-golf-career/ Keiser University College of Golf 2600 N. Military Trail West Palm Beach FL 33409 888.355.4465 / 561.478.5500 https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/ ============================================================= https://www.facebook.com/CollegeofGolf https://x.com/collegeofgolf https://www.instagram.com/ku.collegeofgolf/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/keiser-university-college-of-golf/
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Perfecting Your Grip

https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/yt Brian Hughes, Program Director and PGA Master Professional at Keiser University's College of Golf, shares valuable insights on balancing the enjoyment of nature and friends with playing your best golf. He discusses how distractions, such as the beauty of the environment and camaraderie with friends, are integral to the game but can also impact performance. Brian offers a practical approach to managing "competitive focus" during a round of golf. Instead of trying to stay intensely focused for the entire round, which can be exhausting, he suggests treating focus like a light switch. Turn it on when preparing and executing a shot, then turn it off to enjoy the surroundings and the reasons you’re on the course in the first place. By doing this, golfers can maintain a healthy balance between performance and pleasure, ultimately enhancing both their game and their overall experience on the course. ️⛳️Download your complimentary Golf Career Guide and discovers dozens of jobs available to you in the golf industry. https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/your-professional-golf-career/ Keiser University College of Golf 2600 N. Military Trail West Palm Beach FL 33409 888.355.4465 / 561.478.5500 https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/ ============================================================= https://www.facebook.com/CollegeofGolf https://twitter.com/collegeofgolf https://www.instagram.com/ku.collegeofgolf/
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Maintaining Focus Around Wildlife or Scenic Views

https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/yt How to Regrip Your Golf Club with Garrett Hall Garrett Hall, Outreach Coordinator and a Golf Instructor at Keiser University Golf Coaching Center. shows you how to regrip your golf club. Step-by-Step Guide to Regripping Your Golf Club: Measure and Apply Tape: Take the new grip and measure how far down the tape should go to avoid overlapping on the shaft. Mark the spot and apply the tape, ensuring it's smooth and flat. Roll one side of the tape over, ensuring the bottom piece is flat, then roll the other side. Pinch the ends in, twist, and push the button of the tape in. Apply Grip Solvent: Use a generous amount of grip solvent to ensure the grip slides on easily. Wet the grip tape with the solvent. Cover the butt of the grip with your finger to prevent solvent from falling out. Shake the grip to distribute the solvent inside and then pour it over the tape. Attach the Grip: Slide the grip onto the shaft all the way, ensuring it's properly aligned. Tap the grip on the ground a couple of times to ensure it's fully set. Now, your golf club is regripped and ready for play. Enjoy your game! ️⛳️Download your complimentary Golf Career Guide and discovers dozens of jobs available to you in the golf industry. https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/your-professional-golf-career/ Keiser University College of Golf 2600 N. Military Trail West Palm Beach FL 33409 888.355.4465 / 561.478.5500 https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/ ============================================================= https://www.facebook.com/CollegeofGolf https://twitter.com/collegeofgolf https://www.instagram.com/ku.collegeofgolf/
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How To Regrip Your Golf Club

https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/yt Brian Hughes, PGA Master Professional and Program Director at Keiser University's College of Golf, often receives inquiries about the most common swing flaws in golf. Drawing from his extensive teaching experience, he identifies two key issues that golfers frequently encounter. 1. Coming Over the Top: One of the most prevalent flaws is the tendency for golfers to start their downswing with their upper body, specifically the hands and arms, coming down first. This is often referred to as "coming over the top." Ideally, from the top of the backswing, the lower body should initiate the movement to start the arms down. When the upper body initiates the movement, the hands and arms are thrown outside the target line, resulting in the club coming across the ball. This can cause the ball to go left or, more commonly, lead to an open clubface and a dreaded slice. 2. Losing Wrist Angles Before Impact: Another common issue is losing wrist angles before impact. In a perfect swing, the wrists should be firm with the club head lagging behind as the player swings through. Maintaining this lag helps bring the shaft forward, puts the proper loft on the club, and results in hitting farther and more solid shots. Conversely, releasing the wrist angles too early causes the lead wrist to break down, leading to the club bottoming out too early. This can result in hitting behind the ball or topping the ball. How to Address These Flaws: Both issues are often related to trying to hit the ball too hard. Instead, focus on ensuring the golf club is in the proper position and swing at a speed you’re comfortable with to maintain control and consistency. By addressing these two common swing flaws, you can improve your golf game and achieve more consistent and solid shots. ️⛳️Download your complimentary Golf Career Guide and discovers dozens of jobs available to you in the golf industry. https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/your-professional-golf-career/ Keiser University College of Golf 2600 N. Military Trail West Palm Beach FL 33409 888.355.4465 / 561.478.5500 https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/ ============================================================= https://www.facebook.com/CollegeofGolf https://twitter.com/collegeofgolf https://www.instagram.com/ku.collegeofgolf/
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Common Swing Flaws Most Golfers Have

https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/yt With summer in full swing in Florida, Brian Hughes, PGA Master Professional and Program Director at Keiser University, addresses the challenges of playing golf in hot and humid conditions. He offers practical advice on how to manage the heat and maintain a secure grip on the club, ensuring a comfortable and effective game on the course. Key Tips: Stay Hydrated: The most important piece of equipment you should have is water. Golfers often forget they're out in the sun, heat, and active for four-plus hours. Keeping yourself hydrated is crucial. Use Your Golf Cart: When you're out on the golf course, use the roof on your golf cart to stay in the shade as much as possible. Keep a Towel Handy: A towel should serve two purposes. Keep one part dry to maintain your grips and another part wet to keep your hands clean. Cool Your Hands: In the summer, when your hands get very hot, stick them in a water cooler to bring the temperature down. Dry your hands off afterwards. This helps you hold onto the golf club better for your next shot. By following these tips, you can manage the heat and humidity effectively and maintain a good grip on your golf club throughout your game. Stay cool and hydrated out there! ️⛳️Download your complimentary Golf Career Guide and discovers dozens of jobs available to you in the golf industry. https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/your-professional-golf-career/ Keiser University College of Golf 2600 N. Military Trail West Palm Beach FL 33409 888.355.4465 / 561.478.5500 https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/ ============================================================= https://www.facebook.com/CollegeofGolf https://twitter.com/collegeofgolf https://www.instagram.com/ku.collegeofgolf/
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Dealing With Heat and Humidity On The Golf Course

https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/yt Hear Brad Turner, PGA Certified Professional and Director of Online Golf Instruction at Keiser University College of Golf give a swing analsis for Will Zalatoris. Brad highlights Zalatoris's impressive golf skills and focuses on a specific aspect of his swing that contributes to his success as a ball striker. All PGA and LPGA tour players exhibit a certain powerful move in their swings, which Zalatoris does exceptionally well. He emphasizes the importance of a good grip, which he noticed was consistent among the players, with some exhibiting a slightly strong grip. The key point of this analysis is how Zalatoris increases the angle between the shaft and his left forearm during the downswing, which is a technique that significantly increases club head speed. Brad uses the analogy of a truck pulling a trailer to describe how the handle of the club leads the club head, ensuring that the club head follows the handle's path. This technique allows for a more efficient transfer of energy to the ball, resulting in a powerful and accurate shot. He share the concept of "releasing the club" at impact, explaining that while some teaching terms like "holding the angle" can be misleading, the goal is to maintain some angle but let it go as the player approaches impact. He illustrates how Zalatoris achieves a straight line from his left shoulder to the club head after impact, which is a hallmark of effective ball striking. ️⛳️Download your complimentary Golf Career Guide and discovers dozens of jobs available to you in the golf industry. https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/your-professional-golf-career/ Keiser University College of Golf 2600 N. Military Trail West Palm Beach FL 33409 888.355.4465 / 561.478.5500 https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/ ============================================================= https://www.facebook.com/CollegeofGolf https://twitter.com/collegeofgolf https://www.instagram.com/ku.collegeofgolf/
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Will Zalatoris Swing Analysis - Brad Turner Breakdown

https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/yt Peter Crocitto III, Director at the Keiser University Golf Coaching Center, explains the nuances of the release point in wedge shots, a crucial aspect for golfers aiming to refine their short game. Peter begins by explaining the concept of the release point, focusing on how the club handle's position through the shot can significantly influence the ball's trajectory and landing behavior. He emphasizes the importance of the handle's direction at the end of the swing and how it impacts the shot's outcome. He also provides viewers with practical advice through two distinct examples. The first example illustrates a technique for achieving a higher shot with less roll, where the handle points towards the golfer's belt at the end of the swing. This approach allows the club to meet the ball at a more vertical angle, keeping the clubface open and enabling the ball to land softer. Peter demonstrates this technique, showing a quiet shot where the ball lands softly with minimal roll. The second example contrasts the first by focusing on a shot designed to roll out more upon landing. Here, Peter advises positioning the club handle slightly more out in front, which helps keep the clubface closed longer, promoting a shot that rolls further upon landing. Peter's expert guidance and clear demonstrations provide invaluable insights for golfers looking to enhance their wedge play, offering strategies to control the ball's landing and roll based on the positioning of the club handle during the release point. ️⛳️Download your complimentary Golf Career Guide and discover dozens of jobs available to you in the golf industry. https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/your-professional-golf-career/ Keiser University College of Golf 2600 N. Military Trail West Palm Beach FL 33409 888.355.4465 / 561.478.5500 https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/ ============================================================= https://www.facebook.com/CollegeofGolf https://twitter.com/collegeofgolf https://www.instagram.com/ku.collegeofgolf/
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Release Point Of Your Wedge Shot

https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/yt In this video, Brad Turner, a PGA Certified Professional and Director of Online Golf Instruction at Keiser University College of Golf, shares valuable insights on how golfers can effectively transition their game from the driving range to the first tee, ensuring a strong start to their round. Brad emphasizes the importance of not just warming up by hitting good shots on the range but also preparing specifically for the shots you'll face on the course. He suggests a practical strategy used by many PGA Tour players: saving four or five balls towards the end of the warm-up session to practice the specific shot needed for the first hole (or the tenth, if starting on the back nine). Whether it's a three-wood or a driver, Brad advises hitting that club five times, focusing on targeting and visualizing the actual hole you'll be playing. This approach helps in creating a realistic scenario of where to hit and where to avoid, aiming to hit five reasonably good tee shots. This method is not about perfection but about building confidence with playable tee shots that will positively impact the start of your round. ️⛳️Download your complimentary Golf Career Guide and discovers dozens of jobs available to you in the golf industry. https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/your-professional-golf-career/ Keiser University College of Golf 2600 N. Military Trail West Palm Beach FL 33409 888.355.4465 / 561.478.5500 https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/ ============================================================= https://www.facebook.com/CollegeofGolf https://twitter.com/collegeofgolf https://www.instagram.com/ku.collegeofgolf/
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How To Take Your Game From The Range To The First Tee

https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/yt Peter Crocitto III, the Director at Keiser University Golf Coaching Center, shares a useful drill for improving wedge shots around the green, focusing on making better contact with the golf ball, especially when practicing off of mats. He introduces a simple yet effective method involving a towel placed a few inches behind the ball. This setup provides immediate feedback on the quality of the strike: if the towel is undisturbed, it indicates a good strike; if the club hits the towel, producing a thump, it signifies that the contact was too far behind the ball. This drill aims to help golfers become better wedge players and ball strikers by offering a clear way to assess and improve their contact with the ball. ️⛳️Download your complimentary Golf Career Guide and discovers dozens of jobs available to you in the golf industry. https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/your-professional-golf-career/ Keiser University College of Golf 2600 N. Military Trail West Palm Beach FL 33409 888.355.4465 / 561.478.5500 https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/ ============================================================= https://www.facebook.com/CollegeofGolf https://twitter.com/collegeofgolf https://www.instagram.com/ku.collegeofgolf/
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Towel Drill Ball Contact

https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/yt Peter Crocitto III, Director, Keiser University Golf Coaching Center, explains the nuances of executing pitch shots in golf, with a particular focus on the optimal distribution of weight during these shots. He identifies a common flaw among golfers: the tendency to shift their weight towards the back leg during the downswing. This mistake results in the golfer lowering their stance behind the ball, compromising the ability to make first contact with the ball and affecting the shot's outcome. To address this issue, Peter demonstrates a technique using a visual training stick placed in the middle of the stance. He emphasizes the importance of shifting weight towards the target during the downswing, ensuring that the golfer's body moves past the alignment stick. This adjustment allows for a cleaner strike on the ball, eliminating the premature contact with the ground that often results in a less controlled shot. Peter highlights the benefits of this technique, including improved ball contact, enhanced control over the ball's spin, and overall predictability of the shot's outcome. Through his demonstration, viewers learn how to use visual aids to correct their weight distribution, ultimately leading to better performance in hitting pitch shots. ️⛳️Download your complimentary Golf Career Guide and discovers dozens of jobs available to you in the golf industry. https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/your-professional-golf-career/ Keiser University College of Golf 2600 N. Military Trail West Palm Beach FL 33409 888.355.4465 / 561.478.5500 https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/ ============================================================= https://www.facebook.com/CollegeofGolf https://twitter.com/collegeofgolf https://www.instagram.com/ku.collegeofgolf/
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How Your Weight Should Be Working When Hitting Pitch Shots

https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/yt In this video, Frank Longabucco, a PGA Certified Professional and Instructor at Keiser University College of Golf, demonstrates techniques for starting the ball on your intended line with a full swing in golf. Frank emphasizes the importance of practice and experimentation in golf. Key points from the video include: Purpose of the Exercise: Frank aims to show viewers how to practice starting the ball on their intended line using full swing golf shots. Experimentation with Shot Shapes: He encourages experimenting with drawing and fading the golf ball. For this, he uses alignment sticks (chipsticks) to guide where the ball starts. For a draw, he sets up a chipstick slightly right of the target, focusing on starting the ball right and turning it right to left. For a fade, he positions a chipstick to the left, aiming to start the ball left of the target and fade it. Importance of Random Practice: Frank highlights the value of not just hitting shot after shot but also engaging in random practice. This involves experimenting with different shot shapes to adapt to various situations on the golf course. Control of Club Face and Direction: He explains that controlling the direction of the golf ball is mostly a function of the path and face of the club, with a significant emphasis on the face. Using Alignment Sticks: The alignment sticks on the ground help golfers start the ball where they intend to and are a useful tool for practicing different shots. Frank concludes by suggesting that viewers experiment with these techniques to improve their control over the golf ball's starting direction, which he believes will significantly enhance their game. He also encourages viewers to subscribe to their YouTube channel for more golf tips. ️⛳️Download your complimentary Golf Career Guide and discovers dozens of jobs available to you in the golf industry. https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/your-professional-golf-career/ Keiser University College of Golf 2600 N. Military Trail West Palm Beach FL 33409 888.355.4465 / 561.478.5500 https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/ ============================================================= https://www.facebook.com/CollegeofGolf https://twitter.com/collegeofgolf https://www.instagram.com/ku.collegeofgolf/
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Starting The Ball on Your Intended Line with Your Full Swing

https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/yt In this video, Ken Martin, PGA Certified Professional Instructor at Keiser University College of Golf, shares a tip for using a yoga block to square the clubface. He explains that the flat surface of a yoga block can be used to model the desired impact position of a squared clubface against a golf ball. Martin demonstrates how to use the yoga block to practice the correct body and hand positions needed to achieve a square clubface at impact. Ken suggests taking a short backswing and then turning the body to bring the clubface against the yoga block, emphasizing the importance of forward shaft lean and delofting the club. He also shows how to use the label on a golf ball to represent a flat surface, which can help golfers visualize and practice squaring the clubface to the ball. After a few rehearsals with the yoga block and the labeled golf ball, Ken advises practicing hitting golf balls with the intention of squaring the clubface to the line on the ball, recommending starting with small swings. He emphasizes that this method of using yoga blocks and the lines on golf balls can significantly aid in achieving a square clubface, which is crucial for hitting straight shots. ️⛳️Download your complimentary Golf Career Guide and discovers dozens of jobs available to you in the golf industry. https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/your-professional-golf-career/ Keiser University College of Golf 2600 N. Military Trail West Palm Beach FL 33409 888.355.4465 / 561.478.5500 https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/ ============================================================= https://www.facebook.com/CollegeofGolf https://twitter.com/collegeofgolf https://www.instagram.com/ku.collegeofgolf/
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Using A Yoga Block To Square The Clubface

https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/yt Ken Martin, PGA Certified Professional Instructor at Keiser University College of Golf demonstrates a simple yet effective technique to improve your golf swing using a resistance band. In this video, Ken addresses a common issue among golfers: the challenge of synchronizing the arm swing with the body's movement. He explains how arms often operate independently during the swing, leading to a lack of power and control. See how using a resistance band as a tool to connect your arms to your torso, ensuring a more body-driven swing. He guides you through the process of selecting the right resistance band and shows you how to properly position it around your shoulders and hands. By doing so, you create a physical connection that encourages a unified movement between your arms and body. Watch a step-by-step demonstration of how to perform back swings and forward swings with the resistance band, emphasizing the importance of maintaining resistance to promote a compact, powerful swing. Ken also illustrates how to transition from practicing with the band to using a golf club, highlighting the natural leverage and improved motion that comes from this training method. Whether you're looking to refine your pitch shots or seeking a more controlled and powerful swing, this tip will provide you with a tangible sense of how to use your body more effectively in your golf game. Tune in to feel the difference and elevate your performance on the course. ️⛳️Download your complimentary Golf Career Guide and discovers dozens of jobs available to you in the golf industry. https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/your-professional-golf-career/ Keiser University College of Golf 2600 N. Military Trail West Palm Beach FL 33409 888.355.4465 / 561.478.5500 https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/ ============================================================= https://www.facebook.com/CollegeofGolf https://twitter.com/collegeofgolf https://www.instagram.com/ku.collegeofgolf/
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Enhance Your Golf Swing with Resistance Bands

https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/yt Do you really know what makes a golf ball fly? My name is Ken Martin, a PGA member and golf program instructor here at Keiser University College of Golf. In this video, we explore the concepts that determine a golf ball's flight and roll. Understanding these concepts is crucial for shaping your swing. The way a golf club works to make a golf ball either roll or fly is based on the position and angle of contact. Key Points: Equator of the Golf Ball: Every golf ball has an equator. To make the ball roll, you need to contact it on or above the equator, creating resistance against the ground, which results in a rolling motion. This is why putters have very minimal loft. Putting: Putters typically have about three degrees of loft to lift the ball just enough to overcome the depression in the grass, starting a tumbling motion with minimal backspin. Making the Ball Fly: If the ball is on the ground and you want it to fly, you can't swing up at it as you would in other sports like tennis or baseball. Instead, golf clubs are designed with loft to ensure the ball is struck below the equator with a descending angle of approach. Descending Angle of Approach: With irons, a descending angle of approach ensures contact below the equator, compressing the ball and generating backspin. The divot will always be on the target side of the ball. In summary, to make the ball fly, compress it below the equator with a descending angle of approach. To make it roll, use a putter and contact the ball on the equato ️⛳️Download your complimentary Golf Career Guide and discovers dozens of jobs available to you in the golf industry. https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/your-professional-golf-career/ Keiser University College of Golf 2600 N. Military Trail West Palm Beach FL 33409 888.355.4465 / 561.478.5500 https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/ ============================================================= https://www.facebook.com/CollegeofGolf https://twitter.com/collegeofgolf https://www.instagram.com/ku.collegeofgolf/
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What Makes a Golf Ball Fly

https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/yt In this video, Brian Hughes, PGA Master Professional in Instruction and Golf Program Director at Keiser University College of Golf, delves into the importance of understanding the rules of golf, especially in relation to the location of the golf ball on the course. Key Highlights: Introduction to Golf Rules: Brian emphasizes the significance of playing golf by the rules and how knowing the position of your golf ball is crucial in adhering to these rules. Areas of the Golf Course: Brian breaks down the golf course into five primary areas: ️⛳️Teeing Area: Defined by two tee markers and two club lengths from the front edge back. ️⛳️Bunker: Different rules apply, such as not grounding your club in the sand. ️⛳️Putting Green: Unique rules since the ball is played on the ground. For instance, if you accidentally cause your ball to move while it's on the green, there's no penalty. ️⛳️Penalty Area: Marked by yellow or red stakes. No free relief is provided in this area. ️⛳️General Area: Any part of the course not covered by the above four areas. The general rules of golf, like playing the ball as it lies, apply here. Brian's expertise and clear explanations make this video a must-watch for both beginners and seasoned golfers looking to better understand the rules of the game. ️⛳️Download your complimentary Golf Career Guide and discovers dozens of jobs available to you in the golf industry. https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/your-professional-golf-career/ Keiser University College of Golf 2600 N. Military Trail West Palm Beach FL 33409 888.355.4465 / 561.478.5500 https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/ ============================================================= https://www.facebook.com/CollegeofGolf https://twitter.com/collegeofgolf https://www.instagram.com/ku.collegeofgolf/
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Playing Golf By The Rules

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