Golf is a great past time that many people enjoy. Both men and women can enjoy golfing and can improve their golf game. One of the best things about golf is that you can get better throughout your lifetime. It is not like other sports where you peak in your youth. Each year you age, you can become better at golf. Here are some timeless tips for improving your golf game.

1. Focus on Your Stance

The way you stand plays a major role in how good you will golf. No matter how good you swing, if your stance is off then you will have a hard time getting the ball go where you want it to go. This is why you should make sure that your stance is calculated and that you are focusing on where you want the ball to go.

To do this you should first use your club to line up behind the ball. Hold the clubs in the right place, then line up your feet. Some people do it opposite of this, they do their feet, then their club. This is not right and can decrease the ball's accuracy.

2. Play With The Elements

Golf is all about learning to play with what you have been given. If the day is windy then play with the wind, not against it. If you hit the ball into the long grass or the sand, change your swing to accommodate it.

Of course it would be great if every swing you took had an ideal environment. Anyone could be a great player if the conditions were always perfect. The true mark of a great player is being able to play with the conditions rather than working against them.

3. Deliberate Practice Is Everything

Don't fall into the trap of thinking that if you hit enough balls you will get better. Although it is good to keep practicing, practice doesn't necessarily make perfect; perfect practice makes perfect. Find a private golf course, like the one at Lake Quivira Country Club, and visit it frequently. Be sure that during each visit, every shot that you take you are thinking about what you are doing. How is your stance? Your grip? Think about what you are doing differently this time and make sure that every action is deliberate. This will make it so that when you make a good shot you know what you did to make the difference.

By doing these simple things you can start to improve your golf game no matter what your age. 

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