How to Learn to Hit a Golf Ball

Just about anyone can step onto a golf tee area, tee up a ball, and swing away. However, the difference between correctly striking the ball and not quickly becomes apparent. The stance, grip, swing and follow through are all important components that, when performed correctly together, combine to propel the ball high and straight toward the green. There are basics that should be understood by anyone attempting to hit a golf ball with taylormade rocketballz irons . Insert a golf tee into the ground of a designated tee box. Place a golf ball on the tee. Place the club head directly behind the ball with the face, or flat portion, of the club facing the desired target. Assume a stance to the side of the ball, about arms length, with the feet spaced shoulder-width apart. Grip the club and straighten the arms so that they are in line with the shaft of the taylormade rbz irons . The knees should be slightly bent. Keep the right arm (for right handed golfers) close to the body and bring the club head back above the right shoulder. Maintain a good posture with the back straight, the arms straight, wrists bent and the head down. Smoothly bring the club head back down toward the ball, accelerating the head of the taylormade rocketballz irons with the motion. Make sure to keep the club head on a track which will allow it to contact the ball from the inside rather than from the outside in. Keeping the right arm close to the body will usually accomplish this. Follow through with the swing by bringing the taylormade rbz irons all the way through and behind the left shoulder. The head should follow the swing and turn to a point where the eyes can follow the ball in flight. The right foot should rise (for right handed golfers) with the final position being on the toes at the end of the follow through.