Get informed and check out the latest in golf club and golf ball technology by visiting http://titleist.com. You can educate yourself on what club, shaft, loft, and ball may be best suited for you. Club testing, club fitting, and being informed on which golf ball best fit's you is worth it's weight in gold!  Regardless of your preference to golf equipment being properly fitted for length, lie angle, weight, shaft, and even grip size can make a big difference in your game. Getting fitted indoors vs outdoors? Well certainly the more skilled the player the more important I feel it is to see the ball flight associated to the fitting process!

  Do you love your putter? Is it appealing to your eye, easy to aim, does the length and lie angle suit your needs? Having the right putter in your hands is of utmost importance. Go to http://scottycameron.com and better educate yourself on putting. Explore a variety of putter looks, lengths, ..etc and you may find one you'll fall in love with!

  There are many helpful training aids on the market. The proper training aid can offer the student instant feedback, create great awareness for feel, and help you properly train a specific area of your golf game. It is very important to use a training aid that is geared towards your area of concern and that you are using the training aid properly.  Below are some training aids that I highly recommend.

http://theputtingarc.com within this site the model MSIII putting arc is a wonderful training device for players who putt with a conventional or belly putter. It can be used anywhere and gives great, immediate feedback on your putting stroke. 

How important are your grip's? Do you love the way your golf club feels in your hands? Having a grip that feels great in your hands, a grip that is the proper size, perhaps having the same type of grip on all of your clubs, having a grip that suits your current weather patterns,..etc. I encourage everyone to explore the great variety of grips that are available.

LOOKING TO DRIVE IT LONGER?

  Before you consider purchasing a new driver to give you that additional length you so desperately want remember this:
  There are two very key ingredients necessary to hitting a golf ball further.
a) striking the golf ball properly at the moment of truth - proper impact!
b) clubhead speed!
  This cannot be argued!
  Always work on swinging the club at a rate of speed that allows you to make the best contact. In other words sometimes swinging smoother will allow for better contact, thus more distance!
  Thus, developing good technique is paramount for increasing distance.
  Most amateurs do not use a driver with enough loft and often times golfers with very slow swing speeds will often hit a 3 wood as far as a driver but with much better control. I see amateurs often thinking a longer shaft will produce more distance. This is true, however the longer club requires better timing! Again, so if it's more difficult to make good contact with a longer club you will not gain any more distance and will probably have less control of your ball flight!