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The position of your head before you swing should be aligned with your spine. Avoid tucking your head near your chest and looking down because it will interfere with the proper execution of your golf swing. Also, you want to raise your nose just a bit so that your left shoulder will fit directly under your chin. Remember to keep your eye on the ball at all times because this can allow you to keep your head from moving to and fro. This is one of the very effective golf tips for beginners.
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Here is an additional golf swing tip for you. Always keep in mind that the knowledge of basic principles of the sport and the etiquettes of the golf course is crucial for each golfer, professional or otherwise. Like we mentioned before, golf is not an easy game; it requires your whole concentration and precision of the shots. Additionally, it requires some knowledge about the shooting angles which, upon being executed in the game will give you the best results.
Perfecting your own golf game will take loads of time and exercise. However, when you're finally comfortable with holding a club, practicing hard will feel like shooting the breeze. Here are some golf tips that novices can practice whether in the living area, office or out there on the driving range.
I learned this golf tip from a Jack Nicklaus interview and it worked really well for me. Jack used to whistle to him-self whilst playing golf shots (and apparently for lots of the time between shots). I tried singing to myself particularly when putting and was amazed how much it improved my performance, especially on pressure shots.
Push your diaphragm in and out in the navel with a few conscious breaths, a workout used in Yoga. This breathing is for comfort. The line from the heart to the ball is for concentration. Finally, place your tongue against the roof of your mouth to stop the internal dialogue in your mind. I tried Deepak's suggestion myself while golf. The first time I envisioned a line from my heart to the ball, I noticed a connection to it I had not had before. The ball absorbed my attention in a way I can't explain.