Drive Your Golf Ball Further With Psychology

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(Free-Press-Release.com) September 23, 2010 -- Every golfer wants to improve the distance they can drive their golf ball. The problem is it always looks so easy and the teachers make it hard. A new way to learn is with a course that has been put together by a former Re/Max World Long Drive Senior Champion, Eric Jones.

Eric has a Master's degree in Sport Psychology and his Seaver Golf Academy has been recognized nationally in the US for his innovative approach to instruction. His years of experience in golf and teaching have all gone into this course which goes right back to basics.

Working from a premise of understanding the underlying fundamentals Eric Jones teaches:

Understanding of how your swing should be working from start to finish.

The importance of a really solid foundation to your swing.

Understanding of the technicalities of a golf swing and how it works.

By understanding the science and technology behind the physics of swing and the driver itself any golfer can reasonably expect to improve their distance from the tee by 20-50 yards.

Because a golfer can quickly learn what to do throughout the entire swing sequence.

Because a golfer can learn how to change your club face angle at will to fix that slice or draw.

Because when a golfer understands the science of swing path and club face angle (and how to use them) it does add distance.

The next best thing to playing golf is working on improving the game. Watching the golfing instruction on videos and reading the course material Eric Jones has produced, golfers have found a course that works.

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