If you’ve been wanting to improve your golf swing, then honing your hand-eye coordination is the way to go. Whilst there are many components that contribute to perfecting your golf swing, developing better hand-eye coordination will help you take it to the next level.

Here’s 5 quick tips on how to improve your hand-eye coordination:

1. It is essential to have a solid grip to allow for a consistently accurate shot. Start by improving that grip. Try out different techniques and find the best grip for you.
2. Stay focused and visualize those shots. You need to visualize your golf shots by picturing where that ball is going and what steps you will take to get it there. This keeps you focused in the moment on your swing.
3. Practice those short game shots. To develop better control of the club practice chipping and pitching shots.
4. Work on your reaction time! Practice drills that test your ability to react quickly, for example, reacting to a practice ball set up at random distances from the hole or hitting balls without taking time to line up a shot beforehand.
5. Bring your practice into day-to-day activities. This is as simple as playing catch with a friend or throwing discarded paper into a bin from a distance. Gauging the distance and following an object throughout its trajectory helps to improve those hand-eye coordination skills.

Ultimately, dedication and discipline is crucial in improving your golf swing if you want to see results fast. Before attempting any sort of shot or putt, remember to focus on visualizing your success. This will ensure you’re forming habits leading to your improvement leading to overall golf game success! With these tips in mind–you’re sure to become a master golfer in no time!

Some of the best ways to test those skills that you’ve been practicing is by entering an amateur tournament where a little bit of being under pressure hones your skills even more.

Check out the many Amateur Tournaments that you can enter. If you have an queries email us [email protected], call +44 28 7032 6707 or talk Face2Face on a Zoom Call with us.