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What Are The Most Common Golf Injuries?
Golf injuries are often the result of endless repetition, extreme rotation and constant stress on various joints, muscles and ligaments. The day to day wear and tear can catch up with you, so make sure to take heed of the below list of common golf injuries and any early warning signs you may experience, so you stay healthy and out where you belong - on the course!
How Can I Stop Hooking The Golf Ball?
If you’re reading this, you’re likely already painfully aware of what “hooking the golf ball” means, but let us quickly review. A hook is when you strike the ball in a way that drives it to the left (for a right-hander) in a low, parabolic arc that peaks early and dives down fast. It is also sometimes referred to as a “snap hook” or played off as an intentional “fade” - a shot pros use intentionally to move from right to left.
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How Can I Get More Height On My Iron Shots?
If you’re like most amateur golfers, you’ve probably already mastered the low flying “worm burner” shot... whether you’ve meant to or not. But getting your ball high off the ground and over those tall trees that stand between you and the green is a bit of a trickier undertaking.
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How Far Should You Be Hitting Your Clubs?
It’s thought that answering this complex and enduring question will unlock a treasure trove of pars, birdies and eagles that will propel your game to pro-level status overnight. Unfortunately, like most treasure hunts, the best guidance you can hope for is a vague map of where to look (usually in the form of a Club Distance Chart) that will likely lead you in many different directions, but never to your final destination.
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Are you an avid golfer? Or perhaps you are just starting out and looking for the right apparel and equipment to do so. Back 2 Basics Golf has exactly what you need, whether you’re a seasoned vet or a beginner. Our putting mirrors, apparel, and accessories are just what you need to get out on the course and enjoy a day of golfing.
Not sure where to begin? Let us help! Every good golfer needs a few staples before getting started. Let’s take a look at some of the articles we have for you.
Incorporating the precision of the distance from your lie to the hole can be mastered with the help from using a simple tool, a hand held rangefinder. At Back 2 Basics Golf we recommend the ProVision Rangefinder Monocular. It has everything you need in one carrying pouch including the laser, CR2 battery, wrist strap and microfiber cleaning cloth. Start working with it on the driving range to hit your targets and then see how well it translates to the course itself. We’re proud to say that it’s one of the best golf rangefinders out there.
When starting out at a new sport, one must practice first. After all, practice makes perfect. Our putting mirrors are made of the highest quality and are sure to create an excellent stroke. A putting mirror is a training aid used to help golfers get a feel for the proper alignment when putting. It is an extremely useful tool, especially for those who are newer to the game.
If you are looking for high quality golfing apparel, then you’ve come to the right place. Back 2 Basics Golf offers you the best style and comfort possible for your day out on the green. The best way to feel good on the green is to look good, and we can help you with that!
With a wide selection of styles to choose from, you will be looking your best while doing your best. All of our apparel is made of the best quality fabrics and is sure to last you a long time. Check out our wide selection of polos for the course, or our great fleece jackets and joggers. We want you to go out there with confidence and style.