http://sandpiper-international-golf-academy.com/golftips Thu, 14 May 2009 21:11:04 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en http://sandpiper-international-golf-academy.com/golftips/?p=16 A mes clients et amis golfeurs, Comme vous le savez certainement, Le village du Club Med Sandpiper sera ferme en septembre, octobre, novembre 2009 pour re-ouvrir a Noel 2009 apres renovations. J’ai ete cordialement invitee par le Club Med pour offrir mes services a l’unique golf ‘TERRA VISTA’ de Trancoso au Bresil du ... http://sandpiper-international-golf-academy.com/golftips/?p=15 Hooking : Any shot which curves from right to left for a right-handed player. Causes Related to: Grip: When the hands are positioned in a closed face manner (rotated clockwise, formerly, “strong grip”), the face will tend to be returned closed. Aim: An alignment of the feet, hips and shoulders (particularly the shoulders) to the ... http://sandpiper-international-golf-academy.com/golftips/?p=14 We’re all taught from day one that in order to play good golf you need to keep your head down!! Unfortunately, over the years, this tip has done more harm than good. “Keep your head down” limits he mobility needed to generate power. The head should be relaxed with enough mobility to ... http://sandpiper-international-golf-academy.com/golftips/?p=13 UNEVEN LIES UPHILL, DOWNHILL, AND SIDE-HILL LIES Uneven lies are challenging for players of all levels. For right-handed golfers, an uphill lie is when the target foot is above the back foot, while on a downhill slope the back foot is below the target foot. The opposite applies to left-handed golfers. Whatever ... http://sandpiper-international-golf-academy.com/golftips/?p=11 SLICING PROBLEM: Clubface is open at impact, causing the ball to curve to the right. This is one of the biggest problems for the average golfer. That’s why there are a lot of tips. Here are some solutions. Check you grip to make sure the Vs in both hands are pointing toward your ... http://sandpiper-international-golf-academy.com/golftips/?p=4