Eric Smal

Generate maximum club-head speed by rotating the shaft through impact. (Let the hands turn over and release) #Ngc2011

Try and stay loose during the swing, keeping your head and upper body behind the ball upon impact. Rotate the shaft through impact. #Ngc2011

...Keep your right heel on the ground longer on the downswing, and follow through to help keep your body back. #Ngc2011

Golf Swing: Start your downswing by pulling the hands down toward the ball and letting your right knee slide toward the target....#Ngc2011

...It's OK to bend your left arm to make a complete back swing. #Ngc2011

Golf Swing: Be sure to complete the back swing and the follow through, making a completely full swing....#Ngc2011

...(Very important, the lower body has to stay solid during the back swing.) #Ngc2011

Golf Swing: To maximize coil, don't lift your left foot on the back swing.... #Ngc2011

...Maximize coil, and get your left shoulder behind the ball on back swing. #Ngc2011

Golf Swing: Make a wide arc, and strive for maximum extension. (Stretch your arms outward during the swing)....#Ngc2011

...Use a stronger grip than normal - hands turned back toward your back shoulder and light grip pressure. #Ngc2011

Golf Swing: Tee the ball high, and move it forward up by your front toe so you can catch it on the upswing....#Ngc2011

...Take a slightly wider stance (a little wider than your shoulders), with toes pointed slightly outward. #Ngc2011

Golf Swing: At address, keep 60 to 70 percent of your weight on the right foot... #Ngc2011

3. Count your clubs. You are allowed a maximum of 14 clubs. #Ngc2011

2. Put an identification mark on your ball.Many golfers play the same brand of ball and if you can't identify your ball, it's lost.#Ngc2011

1. Read the Local Rules on the score card. #Ngc2011

Before commencing your golf round, check the following: #Ngc2011

Out of Bounds:ground on which play is prohibited i.e.not part of the course.Ball is out of bounds when all of it lies out of bounds.#Ngc2011

Putting Green: an area specially prepared for putting and containing a 41/2 inch diameter hole. #Ngc2011