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This article will show you how to quickly calculate your golf handicap. There are calculators available but I feel everyone should know what goes in to calculating a golf handicap and how to do it themselves.

The whole point of a golf handicap is so that players of varying abilities can play golf together and compete. It basically compares how you golf to how scratch golfer golfs. Use these 4 short steps below to figure out how you measure up to your friends and golfing buddies!

So just follow the steps below to calculate your handicap:

1. First off, you will need scores from at least the last five rounds of golf you played and up to 20 rounds of golf at most. You will also need the slope rating of each golf course and course rating, which should be provided to you on either the golf scorecard or by just asking the golf course. This example will assume you are using the last 5 rounds only.

2. Next, take your score and subtract the course rating from it.

3. Multiply that number by 113. Now divide that number by the slope of the course. The number you get is your differential.

4. After you have calculated 5 differentials, you add them all together and divide by five to get the average. Take that average and multiply it by 0.96. Congratulations, you just calculated your handicap.

I'm guessing it's higher than you expected, so get out to the range or course and practice and get your golf handicap lower. Check out my website to find tips to play better golf.

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In this video instructor Maria Palozola shows you how to utilize a unique chipping drill to help add consistency to your chip shots around the green. See more here: https://www.mygolfinstructor.com…

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How many golf swing drills are you doing? If you are like most weekend golfers it might not be enough to see a difference in your game. Here are a few golf swing drills that may help you improve your game.

Golf Swing Drill – Leg Drill

One mistake that golfers tend to make is trying to swing to hard with their upper body. While an upper body swing is important, you are losing much of your power in your golf swing if you are not utilizing your legs. Your legs are a very important part of your swing and should not be forgotten. Once, you start to incorporate your upper and lower body into your swings, you will certainly see a dramatic upgrade.

Try this golf swing drill the next time you are warm up for your next round. Start with your legs together and begin to go into your backswing. Once you are at the height of your backswing stop. Take a step strong step forward and swing with your hips. Let your arms and the club swing through on the proper swing path with minimal effort from the top half of your body. You should do this as many times as you think necessary before your rounds of golf. Occasionally, your body will remember this motion and you will begin to use your legs more and more in your swing. Golf swing drills for your legs are excellent.

Golf Swing Drill – Short Game

Today, everyone seems to be obsessed with the long ball. Becoming a long golfer is great but there is more to a good golfers game than hitting the long ball. So while your practicing, do not forget about your short game. Ultimately, it's your short game that is going to take the most strokes of your game. Even the longest of the big boys know that they have to have some sort of a short game to compete.

So, the next time you go to the driving range, keep that driver in the bag. Pull out one of your shooter clubs and hit one hundred balls at two of the shortest flag sticks. You can buy another bucket to practice getting longer (after all it is a driving range) but concentrating on your short game will pay off big in the end.

Are you doing enough golf swing drills to lower your score? Many golfers neglect these simple golf swing drills and their games are suffering because of it. If you are looking for more power and distance off of the tee, chances are you may be able to find some more power in your legs. But always remember, you can be as long as the pros but if you do not have a half way decent short game, your score is never going to be where you want it to be. Try the above golf swing drills and you should begin to see a dramatic difference in your game in no time.

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