Duration : 0:1:14

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Expert: Tim Panzanaro
Contact: www.casperkillgolf.com/content/view/20/45/
Bio: Tim Panzanaro has been teaching golfers of all abilities for 20 years.
Filmmaker: Kefa Olang

Duration : 0:2:6

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Expert: Conan Elliott
Contact: www.teacherofchampions.com
Bio: Conan Elliott has been the director of instruction at Camas Meadows Golf Club since January 2004.
Filmmaker: Lisa Fenderson

Duration : 0:3:55

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Right onto a few details of golf, Please do NOT go buy yourself anything for golf just yet, it can get quite expensive. Not until you’ve tried out a pair of golf clubs on a driving range or practice area, grab a friend to go along with you if you want, but read the rules of the practice areas. Finding practice areas shouldn’t be too hard, simply do a google search, and hopefully that’ll come up with a nearby golf course with a driving range. You could even check with local golfers if there is a taster session at any clubs nearby for beginners. Another option is to have a lesson with a professional, there’s normally one for each club, but lessons can be expensive also.

But basically all you want to do is start hitting golf balls on the range, don’t worry if you miss the golf ball it take some time, like riding a bike. The more you practice the better you get, and even the best golfers practice their game practically every day.

If golf seems to be your sport, which I hope it does become, don’t buy the most expensive set you set your eyes on. A half set of clubs is perfect for a beginner, so a driver, 3 wood/5 wood, 7 iron, 9 iron/pitching wedge/sand wedge and putter. My own first set was a half set and 3rd hand. You will probably need to have a ladies set, which means that the shaft is not so hard as mens, and so is easier to hit with. Golf shoes might be needed, again second hand are fine to start with. You’ll also need golf balls, and tees, and get a simple rule book so at least then you’ve got an idea of what to do on a course.

The benefits of golf… well, Golf promotes flexibility, strength, responsibility, sociability, etc…

As for tips, be positive with your shots, but don’t get too risky. Think about the shot, but don’t over think it. Ignore people who say golf is for the old, far from it. Remember that every golfer who has ever played had to start somewhere. Respect the course you play on and repair it. And finally, relax with your swing, take time, your not going to hit it 250 years immediately.

P.S. -> Golf is a game, at the end of the day it doesn’t matter what you scored, the aim of playing is to have FUN!

I hope I haven’t put you off in any way, and if you have any other queries I would be happy to help.

Expert: Julio Nutt
Contact: www.jnuttgolf.com
Bio: Julio Nutt played in the best tournaments of Division I college golf, including three trips to the NCAA’s. He’s played in the Amateur World Cup and other international tournaments around the world.
Filmmaker: Paul Muller

Duration : 0:1:46

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As far as swing tips go, keep your eye on the ball!

I won’t say anything else because you want to keep it simple at first and just try and hit the ball without thinking about too much stuff!

Like i said before, just have fun!

Duration : 0:11:11

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Expert: Jay Golden
Contact: www.goldengolftv.com
Bio: Jay Golden has been a PGA Member since 1982, and was selected for the PGA National Teaching Committee in 1988.
Filmmaker: Suzie Vigon

Duration : 0:2:20

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