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homepage image Golf is a sports associated with the rich and famous but it need not be so. It is in fact a game of precision and perfection. Every great golfer to have graced the face of Earth knows that the closer you get to perfection, the more you pleasure the sports gives you. As such learning the game isn’t hard and here at Jesup Golf course we will help you master the basics and get you competing at least with your Sunday tee buddies. Of course, if you do manage to use our inspiration to reach the forefront of the sport, nothing would make us happier but that isn’t our ultimate objective.

Laden throughout are articles by pro golfers, videos scraped from the ends of the online world and concepts specific to golf drawing inspiration from various facets of life. Any sport offers life lessons and the reverse is absolutely true for those blessed with a meticulous and calculating mind. Golf more so because it is a game governed by points, scores and mano e mano trysts.

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2015 Crowne Plaza Invitational

By Daniel aka The Tournament Guy...

The Crowne Plaza Invitational is an annual event on the PGA Tour and was first played in 1946. One of only five invitational events on the PGA Tour, 2015 will see the 67th edition of the tournament and due to it's status, a reduced field will contest for the tartan jacket. As it's always been since it's inception, the 2015 Crowne Plaza Invitational will be held at the Colonial Country Club, Fort Worth, Texas.

Golfing Tip 3 - Build Up Your Cardio

By Henry Cooper...

To a layman, the sport of Golf might seem to be a laid back recreational activity but it isn’t so. Yes, we do travel in golf karts at a leisurely pace to take our next shot, yes we do lounge in the club house and tend to party after a hard session of practice but there’s more to it than just that.

Golf is a gentleman’s sport one that has been played since ages. Now, while the professional circuit sees the use of golf karts and a caddie, the fact remains that in order to master the sport you have to be super fit.

This does not mean bulging those arm muscles or straining the veins to the point of eye sore. No, instead it means concentrating on cardio. One easy way to do this is to get a good elliptical machine. Even if you are just an amateur or a noob starting out, make sure you have some sort of fitness level since the sport can get exhausting – staying out in the sun for hours, practicing your shots and so on so forth.

A good place to get yourself a cardio machine is the site, Ellipticalpros.com. They have a decent collection of reviews and plenty of useful workout tips that you can go through and practice on a daily basis. However, refrain from doing anything super intensive the days you actually hit the golf course. Especially, stay away from HIIT training – they are a calorie burner and tend to be highly exhaustive even if less time consuming.

With some amount of cardio fitness, you will actually find golfing that much more easier. Unlike other sports, golf requires complete fitness. You got to have a strong back and even stronger hips. Not to forget good arm strength and leg muscles do help generate that extra bit of pace and spin in the ball.

Check this video out for more details…

Golfing Tip 2 - Improve Precision by Finding Your Dominant Eye

By Henry Cooper...

In any precision sport, knowing which is your dominant eye makes a huge amount of difference. Henry explains how you can perform a simple test anywhere to find out which is your dominant eye. It's easy, try it out!

Golfing Tip 1 - Getting Proper Alignment For A Shot

By Tim Johnson...

Proper alignment to any shot in golf practically governs your consistency. It is the difference between a consistently good player and one who has one-off performances. This tutorial by Tim Johnson shows you how to address any shot anywhere.