Aiming
Lesson chapters
Skip to...
In this section, John Lubin makes an introduction on how difficult it is to aim in the game of golf. Aiming is something that you have to work on so that each time you approach the shot you will be able to aim it at the proper direction.
In this section, John Lubin will give you a couple of tips on how to aim. For practice, pick a spot 3 to 5 feet away from the ball to serve as your intermediate target and put a golf ball to serve as a mark. There are two things that we aim, the club face and then the body. First, set the club down behind the ball, aim the club face on your intermediate target and then set you body parallel to the target line. Your feet, knees, hips and shoulders should be parallel to the target line. The biggest factor in aiming is your shoulders so it should be parallel to your target, not your feet. If your shoulders are off your arms will swing in the wrong direction.
About this golf lesson
In this tutorial, John Lubin will teach you how to improve your aim in golf by picking an intermediate target 3-5 feet away from the ball and use anything that would serve as a mark for your target. Aim the club face to your target while making sure that the body is also parallel to the target line. The shoulders are the biggest factor in aiming, when your shoulders are aimed off the target your arms will swing in the wrong direction. It is also very important to take your time when aiming.
