Bam.. You nailed it. You have just teed off on the first tee with your normal playing partners. And,yes, you did, you nailed it. Straight down the middle and .. wait ..is it long also, WOW, you have absolutely pounded it long and straight. Holy mackeral!!

You have just, for the first time, demonstrated that you can cure the slice. That you can hit it long and straight and that you can experience the pure joy and satisfaction that others have with your own golf game. And, before this round is over you will be well on your way to shooting in the 80′ using your new ” Simple Golf Swing”

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A very important driver golf swing tip to constantly bear in mind whenever you are playing this wonderful game of golf, is that a huge percentage of the results and your score, depends on your earlier preparation and conditioning of the body.

These days, what you are able to do while already on the course and in a game is pitiful little and performance and results lean rather heavily on the work you have put in prior to entering the course for your game.

If you have been wondering why your game has been deteriorating so much in recent times, or why you always end up getting so frustrated these days on the course. The answer could be simply

the fact that more and more of your opponents on the course are making better preparations than you are.

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If there’s one thing that haunts most golfers more than missing a 3-foot putt, it has to be slicing the ball off the tee. So this week I have written 2-different articles - the first being 52 Ways to Stop Your Slice and the second being If You Understand What Causes A Slice You Wouldn’t Need 52 Ways To Stop A Slice! So consider this a bonus section to Golf Improvement Weekly.

Part 1 - Fixing your slice can be a complicated task or it can be a Simple solution - the choice is up to you. Now the average person reading this will say - “Well Marc, I want the Simple Solution.” Yet, when

we go to work on getting rid of your slice using these Simple Solutions, the average Golfer says - “Yeah but, what about working on an inside to out swing path, what about turning my wrist over at impact, isn’t my swing too flat, shouldn’t I work on getting my elbow down to my side to get the club in the correct position on the downswing?” Because of the Golf Instruction Experts or Guru’s that we hear from each week on Television or Magazines or Internet Chat Rooms - we assume that the solutions to simple things such as Slicing the Ball Off The Tee have to have complicated corrections and that there always has to be swing changes made to your swings.

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This is actually the second round of golf for the 2007 year and was played on March 30, 2007. I usually play once a week during the golfing year and am around a bogey golfer. I have not ever calculated a handicap as I am not that serious a golfer. I enjoy being out in the open away from everything and getting fresh air. I normally golf with 2 other co-workers who don t keep score and don t necessarily follow golfing etiquette or rules.

The first hole is a par 4. We will be using the orange tees, which are one less than the longest blue tees. Later in the year, we will start hitting from the long

tees once we get into the season. This hole is about 400 yards straight south with a slight slope down to the green. The handicap on this hole is a 5, so this is the 5th hardest hole on the course. This may be due to the fact that normal winds would be from the south, so you would be hitting into that wind. Today, there is not much wind to speak of at the first tee.

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There are tons of golf swing teaching aids out there, which can help you get your swing into shape. Before you go on a spending spree, think about what aspect of your swing needs improvement. Understanding your personal golfing strengths and weaknesses is an important first step to getting the teaching aids you need.

Do an Internet search and you’ll see how much stuff there is out there. Here are a few ideas of the sorts of teaching aids you can buy, and what they can do for you.

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