The Simple Golf Swing has been helping thousands of golfers for years. If you are slicing, hooking, topping, chunking or just really struggling with your golf game then read on. The Simple Golf Swing can fix and eliminate all your golf problems today.

You'll learn how to really improve your golf game in the shortest period of time possible. To do this we cover everything such as the correct set up, alignment, grip, backswing, downswing and follow through. Also thrown is every element of the short game including putting, chipping and bunker play. You'll learn in great detail how to master all of these steps and start seeing instant improvement in your golf game.

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The real key behind the Simple Golf Swing I believe is the way the book is structured. It starts with the necessary basics needed to be in place to enable any golfer to start hitting consistant solid golf shots every time. It focuses on getting your posture and alignment in order first allowing everything else in the swing to follow. You see when your posture, aim and alignment are correct your about 80% of the way to completing a nice, solid golf swing. What I like is the way the book is layed out with pictures and step by step instructions making it easy to follow and implement to start seeing quick results.

The Simple Golf Swing has really helped my game and I know it will help you.

Most golfers over complicate the golf grip ... it's really pretty simple. I believe there is only a couple of key things you need to remember to make it work. I've seen hundreds if not thousands of golfers continue to get this part wrong. When you first put you left hand on the grip you must lay the grip into 'your fingers' and not your palm. Having the grip of the club lay in your fingers gives your golf swing greater control and stability. It also greatly enhances the life span of your golf gloves. With most amateurs they have the grip sitting on their palm on their left hand. This causes all sorts of problems in the mechanics of the whole golf swing.

With the right hand it's really again very simple. Move the pinky finger on your right hand and lock it into the index finger of the left hand. All you do from here is move the rest of hand over forming a comfortable solid grip. Most important here is your thumb on your right hand should be pointing on an angle across your golf shaft and not straight down the shaft as many golfers I see.

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Here's a tip I learnt just in recent times and it's a real key in the set up. Most golfers I see generally aim too far right for whatever reason. If all else fails in your set up, make sure you have your shoulders square to the target. I cannot stress the importance of this point.

Next time you're on the tee and just about to hit your shot, stop. Pull your left shoulder back as far as it will go ... probably be an inch or two. What this will do is align your shoulders to the target and the results will simply amaze you.

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Good iron players have all got one thing in common. Bad iron players also have one thing in common. To hit consistant solid iron shots it not nearly as difficult as most golfers make out. Bad iron players do the same thing over and over and that is ... they 'scoop' or try to 'lift' the ball into the air.

Good iron players hit down and through the golf ball. What they are doing is letting the 'loft' of the iron do the work. This is what golf club irons are designed to do. Don't fight what you have ... hit down and through and let the iron promote the ball airborn and towards your target. Discover more secrets here at the Simple Golf Swing.

You've seen it a thousand times or maybe even done it yourself. You've hit a golf shot and both of your feet are still side by side each other as the ball flyes into the water on the right. The right finish and follow through is probably the easiest part to correct in your golf swing. Simply make sure after you've hit the ball at impact your right foot should be off the ground sitting on the balls of your feet and your left foot should be stationary. Both feet should be about a foot and a half apart. You can practice this in your bedroom or anywhere else without a golf club until you get it right. Work on this now and learn even more at the Simple Golf Swing.

If you'll still not sure if you need any help with your golf game consider this. After your next game of golf count how many times you hit the ball fat, thin, right, left or maybe even topped some 20 metres down the fairway. If you're still having fun playing golf like this then that's great, I am truly happy for you.

However if you really want to improve your golf game, start hitting more fairways and dial in precision like iron shots ... then the Simple Golf Swing is just what you're after.

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