This is a blog about golf, not about how to become a blogger. But that doesn’t mean it’s not a blog about golf. It’s about how to become a better golfer, and for that it needs to be professional.
The code here is simple:
1. Make the text readable and attractive.
2. Make sure everything is accurate, so readers will trust you. Then they’ll read more of your stuff and you’ll get more readers.
3. Give away enough information to enable someone else to make the article better than you did, without giving away too much that would make them feel they could do it themselves.
4. Add links so people can find more information if they want it; but don’t give away all the answers in case some people don’t want any more information than what you provide.
5. If you’re writing an article about golf, assume the reader knows nothing except how to hit a ball into a hole in a park on Sunday afternoon. Don’t waste time explaining something if the reader already knows it already, or assume the reader wants to know how to make money from investing or why everyone should recycle their used Kleenexes or whatever new fad passes for news these days but which makes no sense
9 tips to become a better golfer:
1. Train harder than your opponent. The harder you train, the better you will get.
2. Practice from the rough. You must know how to play good shots from the rough where your ball is always in the wrong place.
3. Know how to hit irons and wedges with a high degree of consistency. You must be able to hit it straight every time you swing, and that means practice more than anyone else.
4. Practice on different courses and in different conditions (windy, cold, dry, wet). You must be able to adapt to any conditions so that you can make solid putts on difficult holes when the course is not in good shape.
5. Practice making good shots under pressure: by hitting the ball off trees or around stumps or over fences when it’s raining or when there’s a blizzard, and so on. You must be able to make good shots in extreme conditions because if you don’t have that skill, it will give your opponent an advantage.
6. Know where to stand for a long shot so that you can see the ball well and make real contact with it every time before it leaves the clubface at impact: extra power is useless
Big Shots Golf is a blog about golf. It’s written by a golfer, for other golfers. The author is knowledgeable but not an expert on the history of golf. He just plays a lot, and thinks a lot about what he’s playing. His goals are to make his own game better, and to help others do the same.
He’s written a book called Big Shots Golf: The Bible of Golf Strategy . Anyone who plays golf should read it.**
There are lots of tips for golfers. But the best ones are usually so simple, obvious and self-evident that they never get written down.
Here are some golf tips that are easy to miss, because so many people have them already:
1) Don’t do a lot of stuff with your hands. It’s easy to hit a ball with one hand, but it’s harder to use more than one.
2) Whatever you do, don’t ask yourself “Why?” Everything in golf is why? Why is this hole so hard? Why can’t I ever hit the ball straight?
3) If you’re going to miss your shot, miss it right away. There’s only one shot you can make right now; if you wait, the chance goes down by half every second.
4) Take practice swings early in your round. And take practice putting strokes too; they don’t count in official scoring but they will help you learn how to putt well.
Big Shot Golf is a brand new golf game that is based on the classic arcade game of the same name. It combines elements of the best golf games and improves upon them in several ways.
Big Shot Golf is a golf game. But it’s not just any golf game. It’s one of the best golf games ever made, even though it’s only available in the iPhone edition at this point. You can’t play Big Shot Golf on your Mac or PC, but you can download it from iTunes for free.
Big Shot Golf is also a social experience. You can play with up to three friends simultaneously over Wi-Fi and compete against each other to be the best golfer in the world. Big Shot Golf has two modes: score attack and tournament play. Score attack mode is great for quick matches that you can play when you have some time to kill and want to try something different than your regular round of golf. Tournament mode is recommended if you want to take your game seriously and play a full 18 holes of golf with friends or strangers online via an internet connection.
The controls are simple: swipe left or right (depending on which direction you are swinging) to swing, touch anywhere else on the screen to putt, hold down anywhere on the screen (
I have written a few golf tips myself, but I decided that if I were going to write them, I should do it at my own pace, and not just go through the motions. So I set up this blog as a way of staying in touch with readers while providing some helpful information without being too demanding.
I don’t write about golf every week, but occasionally I get an idea for a tip and want to write about it. Sometimes those tips need more explanation or detail than the ones already on the blog, so I will add them here.
But there is plenty of other golf-related stuff on this blog; you can find links at the bottom of any post.