Golf Swing Analysis Part 1 Golf swing analysis video of Barry's Golf Swing. Watch as Tracy reviews Barry's golf swing to help him improve his game. Part 1 of 3 . . . keep reading How To Quickly Take Strokes Off Your Golf Game Tracy Reed When I get the question, "How can a golfer take strokes off his game quickly?" From a beginning golfer, I always tell them the best way to learn to play the game is from the green back to the tee. If I get someone who just does not play golf and he wants to learn how to golf, I'm going to put a putter in his hand and let him putt for a while because this is where most of the strokes are lost. . . . keep reading Want to Greatly Improve Your Golf Game Fast? Try This Practice Routine Tracy Reed For best results with this routine use a heavy club. I have a practice routine I use the night before I play that greatly improves my shots the next day. I use a series of practice swings, each one feeling for one part of the swing, and the next adding to the previous swing, until the swing is complete. . . . keep reading Slicing Why It Happens and How To Fix It Part 1 Tracy Reed Why do so many golfers slice the ball and how can they correct the problem. For any shot, be it a slice or hook or anything else, you have to start from what the club does at impact. A slice is very simple. The club is moving from the outside of the target line towards the inside of the target line while the club is impacting the ball. It is kind of fanning the ball. . . . keep reading Tiger Woods Fitness Routine Even if Tiger is not quite on his game, he still manages to pull out a win. He credits this to his fitness regimen. The man is in phenomenal shape by spending 3 to 4 hours in the gym each day. This is in addition to his practice schedule. Some wonder how he finds the time. It's simple. It comes from focus and discipline, the same traits that carry him to victory on the golf course. The gangly kid that came onto the golf scene at 158 pounds is now at least 30 pounds heavier according to his golf fitness trainer Keith Klevan. . . . keep reading More