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Have you ever had anyone say to you “Get a grip on yourself?� Or “He’ s got a good grip on reality.� Getting a “grip� is not only important in life, but is essential to playing great golf. The golf training grip is a universe unknown to most people, but if a golfer doesn’t know about it… then his or her game will suffer tremendously.

I never really thought of the golf training grip as very important to my golf game until I hurt my wrist doing some construction work a few years ago. In fact, I strongly feel that this painful experience was very useful (not fun at all), but useful – useful in getting my conscious attention. It is not just a good golf training grip that we’re discussing here; it’s the application of consciousness to every aspect of playing golf, with the golf training grip as just one aspect to increasing your ability!

Just look at Tiger Woods. He brings focus and one pointed concentration to his game of golf, and this includes his golf training grip. Here are 3 aspects of Tiger’s game that we can easily incorporate for our own golf and golf training grip.

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Probably the question that first comes to your mind when you
read this title is: what is S.A.I.D. and how does it help my
golf game? The reality is that S.A.I.D. is very connected to
your golf swing and is a very important principle if you want to
hit the ball farther and lower your scores.

Before introducing S.A.I.D. let us discuss improvement in the
game of golf. Improving your golf game requires developing
several disciplines. Generally speaking you must develop proper
swing mechanics, practice every aspect of the game (putting,
short game, chipping, pitching, short irons, long irons, fairway
woods, and driver), develop your course management skills, play
practice rounds, create understanding for the nuances of the
game, develop confidence, and finally develop your body.

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