Swing Reminders In More Retail Shops

This past week, we added Swing Reminders to the inventories of the following retailers in Florida. If you're in these areas, stop by and check them out.

PGA Tour Stop
395 South Legacy Trail
St. Augustine, FL 32092
(904) 940-0418

Winter Park Country Club
761 Old England Avenue
Winter Park, FL 32789
(407) 599-3339

Weekly Swing Reminder - Slow Take Away

Take the club away low and slow, this will you to control your tempo.
It will also help you to have good tempo all the way through the golf
shot. It also keeps the club traveling on a straight line back and
through. Why get in a hurry? Think slow.....and have a great round of golf.

Golf Tournament Planners

If you are planning a golf tournament in 2010, you probably have already started working on it. If not, you'd better get with it. Most people who have planned tournaments know that if you don't get to your sponsors early in the year, you may miss out on donations. Companies normally put together their donation budgets in January, so get with it.

Swing Reminders Golf Tip Tokens are a great tournament gift bag idea. So, I've decided to run a huge special for tournament planners. If you're a tournament planner, drop us an e-mail (info@swingreminders.com) to get the details. I promise it will be worth the short time it takes to e-mail. Good luck planning your tournaments and have a great golf day.

Weekly Swing Reminder - Finish The Swing

You’ve probably heard it before, finish
the swing. So, what does that mean? It
means get your weight to your left side
on your finish. When you finish the swing
is your weight on your left foot?
(or right if you’re a lefty) If you are
off balance and your weight is not on your
left side at the finish, you have not
finished the swing. Take a few minutes to
slowly swing a club and feel the weight
transfer from your right to left side.
Do you feel it? Now, take that to the
range….have a great round.

Weekly Swing Reminder - Slow Down

Have you ever seen someone swing so fast you
thought they were going to lose their balance?
A fast swing doesn’t equate to fast swing speed or
fast ball speed. It’s all about timing. Slow down
your back swing and keep a good tempo. I know
you’ve done this; take the club back too fast,
then decelerate coming through and hit a big chunky shot?
Try to visualize going back and through at the same
speed. I’ll bet you have more consistent shots.
Have a great round.