The mission of "Senior Golfer" is to help fellow seniors with products that have been tried and tested... by "Senior Golfer". We focus on what works the best for Seniors like you.
There are two major physical factors effecting club head speed: flexibility in the torso; and upper body strength. Targeting these two areas of your body can increase distance in your drive.
Selecting Golf Clubs: Quality help gives good results!
Selecting the right golf clubs is an involved process. We are all different and because of our differences we need help. The quality of help will impact the quality of the results.
Shoes are the foundation of a good golf swing, so you need proper shoes to support your feet. Not only should you look at price and comfort, but the construction of the shoes.
Choosing Golf Balls: Most expensive not always best!
Golf ball selection is one of the most important decisions we can make to improve or maintain our best game we can play. Use the ball that plays best for your game.
Putting is an extremely important part of the game, but probaly the least practiced. Most golfers practice lining up on a driving range banging 100's of balls and feel good about themselves.
Shawn Clement is a great golf instructor that teaches in a way that anyone can understand, helping achieve a golf swing that is natural. His videos that will relate to you and your game.
Welcome to Senior Golfer and Golfers of All Ages !
As seniors, we are aware of body changes and how these changes affect our activities. We also need to be aware of how lack of activity can impact our health.
We could become couch potatoes and inactive or select an activity we enjoy. I choose to play golf. There are many activities to choose from, and they are all good.
If you choose golf, let me share my approach to making golf enjoyable and helping you be the best you can be.
Let me share my choice and why with you. "At Home Golf" is extremely helpful to me. Why is At Home Golf the answer? Answer: Activity and continuing to golf.
The quality of information received from an at-home setup is unmatched. A lot depends on your setup. Even the lowest-cost setup is beneficial.
Example a: an enclosed hitting cage with a launch monitor can be purchased for under $1,500. The data you get is limited, but it is still very helpful.
Add features like a simulator indoors or outdoors for those with a budget between $20,00 and $50,000.
