Acquire a proper
Golf Swing that fits you

To acquire a proper golf swing, you need to practice the basics, such as grip, stance, posture, line up of the ball, swing back, swing down and finish.

There is no perfect swing for every player. Every golfer must find a swing that fits his built.

One of the important elements of the swing is stance and posture. If you don't set up properly, you will not hit consistent shots. You will hook, slice or top the ball.

Another important element of the swing is the grip. Once you have found a comfortable grip, it will make practicing other basics of the golf swing much easier.

The two most common grips are the overlap grip, where the little finger of your bottom hand rests on top of your middle and index finger of your top hand.

The second is the interlocking grip where the little finger on the bottom is placed between the middle and index finger of the top hand.

Another basic part of the swing is the alignment and the ball position. Draw an imaginary line of the ball and your target for a right set up.

To acquire a consistent swing it might be best to take individual golf lessons or even go to a golf school.

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