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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, PGA Master Professional and Program Director at Keiser University’s College of Golf, shares a smart and effective way to stop hitting the toe of your club—something he jokingly calls “stubbing your toe.” In this video, he explains what causes these mishits, how your swing path and shaft angle play a role, and offers a simple alignment stick drill to help you find the center of the clubface more consistently. Whether you're working with irons or a driver, this quick fix could be exactly what your swing needs. ️⛳️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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Never Mishit Another Golf Shot With This Simple Fix

https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/yt Ken Martin, PGA Certified Professional Instructor at Keiser University College of Golf, shares an easy golf drill to help golfers generate more power with less effort. The key? It's all about the path of your swing. Ken explains how most golfers come in too steep and across the target line, requiring extra effort to compensate. Instead, he demonstrates how to reverse that motion and train your swing to come from the inside, producing cleaner contact and effortless power. Try this drill on your next practice session to feel the difference for yourself. ️⛳️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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A Simple Golf Drill For Effortless Power

https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/yt Brad Turner, Director of Online Instruction at Keiser University’s College of Golf, explains the 9 o’clock swing—a key technique for improving pitch shots and distance wedge shots from 50-70 yards. Many amateur golfers struggle with control, often taking a long backswing but decelerating on impact. The 9 o’clock swing simplifies this by focusing on: ✅ Proper Arm Positioning: The lead arm should be parallel to the ground at the 9 o’clock position. ✅ Maintaining Width: The trail arm stays extended to prevent a narrow arc, ensuring solid contact. ✅ Controlled Acceleration: A balanced 9-to-3 motion allows for a consistent strike with a proper divot. By mastering this technique, golfers can achieve **better distance control, improved pitching, and lower scores**. Want to refine your short game? Drop your questions in the comments! ️⛳️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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Master Your Golf Swing with This 9 O'Clock Technique

https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/yt Frank Longabucco, Golf Program Instructor at Keiser University's College of Golf, highlights the benefits of experimental practice and getting out of your comfort zone to improve your golf game. Using advanced tools like FlightScope and V1, Frank works with a skilled player, Jared Drake, to refine his technique. Jared, a scratch golfer and team captain, aims to improve his ability to hit fades—a shot outside his comfort zone. Frank explains the importance of random practice, where golfers experiment with different shots and situations to build versatility. Jared practices hitting fades with a 7-iron, measuring and journaling his results to track progress. Frank emphasizes how this approach helps players adapt to on-course challenges, like varying lies or wind conditions, and improves their ability to shape shots effectively. By incorporating random practice, journaling results, and experimenting with different shot types, golfers can develop greater consistency and control. Frank encourages players to embrace discomfort during practice to achieve meaningful improvements on the course. ️⛳️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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Get Out Of Your Comfort Zone With Experimental Practice

https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/yt Brad Turner, Executive Director of the College of Golf at Keiser University, explains the concept of "The L" in your golf swing, as highlighted in Dr. Tomasi's article. Using a helpful training aid called the Swing Guide, Brad demonstrates the two L positions crucial to a consistent and effective swing. The first L occurs during the backswing when the lead arm is parallel to the ground, and the club creates a 90-degree hinge. While not every golfer achieves this exact L in their backswing, the Swing Guide provides valuable feedback for finding the right position. The second, and more important, L happens in the forward swing. Maintaining the 90-degree hinge as the lead arm returns to a parallel position ensures increased speed, solid contact, and improved consistency. Brad emphasizes the importance of maintaining the forward swing L for better ball striking and overall performance. Mastering this key position can lead to more powerful and consistent golf shots. Read Dr. Tomasi's article here: https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/the-l-position-key-swing-positions/ ️⛳️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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The L In Your Golf Swing

https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/yt Brad Turner, Executive Director of the College of Golf at Keiser University, shares a straightforward method for creating good golf posture. In this video, Brad walks viewers through a simple step-by-step process to achieve proper alignment and positioning for an effective golf swing. Starting with your feet hip to shoulder-width apart, Brad explains how to engage your shoulder blades by pinching them back, keeping your head upright, and letting your arms hang naturally. He then introduces the concept of "bowing to the sensei," a respectful movement that involves maintaining a straight back and bending forward at the hips while keeping your eyes forward. Adding a slight knee flex completes the posture setup, positioning your arms to hang naturally and your body ready for the swing. Brad emphasizes avoiding slumping or rounding the back, a common issue among higher-handicap golfers. By practicing this simple routine, you can establish solid posture and build better fundamentals for your golf game. ️⛳️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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Master Golf Posture Like a Tour Professional

https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/yt Brad Turner, Executive Director of the College of Golf at Keiser University, shares an effective method for mastering the ideal takeaway to get your golf swing started. Drawing inspiration from Dr. Tomasi's article, Brad uses a simple yet powerful demonstration with a lightweight dumbbell to help golfers understand the proper motion. He explains that if you imagine holding a heavy weight—like 50 pounds—you wouldn’t hold it out in front of you. Instead, you’d let gravity pull your arms naturally downward, which defines where your starting point should be. From there, Brad demonstrates how to engage your shoulders, chest, and torso to create smooth swinging momentum, followed by a slight hinge so the dumbbell becomes level with the ground. This motion mirrors a proper takeaway. By allowing gravity and the weight to guide the start of your swing, you avoid common mistakes like pulling the club inside or forcing it out. While it doesn’t guarantee a perfect shot, this method ensures a solid and consistent start to your golf swing, setting you up for better results. ️⛳️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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The Ideal Way To Get Your Swing Started

https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/yt Brian Hughes, Program Director at Keiser University's College of Golf, shares a simple yet essential equipment hack: keeping your golf club grooves clean. In this video, Brian explains how the grooves on your golf clubs function like tire treads, providing traction and better contact with the ball, especially in wet or grassy conditions. Clean grooves improve spin, ball control, and overall performance. Brian highlights the importance of maintaining your equipment by using a stiff scrub brush and warm soapy water to clean your grooves. He also suggests cleaning your grips to maximize control. This straightforward tip ensures your clubs perform at their best, helping you achieve more consistent and accurate shots on the course. ️⛳️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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Clean Club Grooves to Improve Your Game

https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/yt Brian Hughes, PGA Master Professional and Program Director at Keiser University's College of Golf, shares a simple yet effective drill to improve your golf swing balance. In this video, Brian explains how balance is a key component of a great golf swing, often overlooked by many players. He highlights how top professionals, like Rory McIlroy, consistently maintain perfect balance through their swings, while less experienced players tend to struggle. The drill? Practice swinging with your eyes closed. By removing your sense of sight, you heighten your awareness of balance and body movement. Brian demonstrates how this exercise helps identify and correct balance issues that can impact contact and swing consistency. Start slow, focus on maintaining balance throughout the swing, and gradually increase speed. This drill not only improves your balance but also helps refine your overall swing mechanics. Give it a try and elevate your game! ️⛳️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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Improve Your Golf Swing Balance With This Simple Drill

https://collegeofgolf.keiseruniversity.edu/yt Brian Hughes, Program Director and PGA Master Professional at Keiser University's College of Golf, addresses the common golf myth of "keeping your head down" and why it can harm your game. Brian explains that locking your head in place restricts movement, limits shoulder rotation during the backswing, and hampers body rotation through the swing. Instead, he emphasizes the importance of keeping your chin up to allow for better posture and greater freedom of motion, resulting in more energy and a smoother swing. For golfers seeking to maintain focus on the ball, Brian suggests keeping your eyes down rather than your head, looking over the tip of your nose. This approach maintains focus without restricting your body's natural movement, ultimately leading to better swings and improved performance on the course. ⛳️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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Stop Lowering Your Head, Improve Your Golf Game Today

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 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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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 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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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 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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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 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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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 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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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 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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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 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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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 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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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 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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Dealing With Heat and Humidity On The Golf Course

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