By doing the swing you can eliminating your backswing you can limit errors and improve your power and accuracy. Jim Suttie, Ph.D says with this swing you can eliminate 70 percent of your errors just by changing the position of your body when you hit the ball. With the technological advances in equipment a golfer can still make mistakes when hitting the ball. Dr. Suttie’s backswing helps you compensate for mistakes the way oversized sweetspots and perimeter weights do.If you guys think this new technique will work lets us know in our comment section. Or take some video of your self doing the swing and we will post it to our site. Just Shoot us an email about the video.If you like this post and want to receive updates in the future subscribe to our Where I Golf.com RSS feed. Or if you would our post to come directly to your email join the whereigolf.com mailing list.

Want to Drive Like a loser golfer? Here is a 10 step guide to drive like a loser golfer.

1. Swing too hard: Driving the ball to me is like hitting a baseball. Swing for the fences and hit a Home Run!
2. Heavy grip pressure: This is so key. It allows to stop the natural rotation of the club and for the worst extension to the target.
3. Improper swing path: Extend towards from the ball, slightly off center — this will allow for and stop a good extension to the target.
4. Improper ball position: With the ball balanced on three tees, be sure the ball is really behind you in your stance. This is how you get the worst launch of the ball “on the down and inward swing.” Kind of like chopping wood.
5. Lower the Tee height: Have ball teed up fairly low, so you can skull the ball off the tee and in to the ground. If you roll up the ball a few feet in front of you then you are hitting down and crushing the ball.
6. Don’t Have a target, even in practice: Don’t pick out spots on the range or have a target. Play your “front nine” at your golf course, and if there are many players around, hit extra tee shots on the hole that gives you trouble. Just waste time and mess up everyones game.
7. When to lay-up? NEVER! Play hard or go home. If you know the hole, play strong. If the hole does not work well, or you are hitting to a small target, don’t lay up to decrease your percentages.
8. Do not pick which side of the tee box to use: On dogleg holes, or with hazards, it maynot be wise to use a side of the tee to allow the best angle for you to play from.
9. Slice? If you slice, you may want to hit a driver not your 3-wood. It is longer and might not easier to handle because of the loft, and will give you more of a slice. You your slice to your advantage.
10. Swing the longer club faster, to hit it shorter: Huh? Well, your driver is shorter, and will take shorter to swing the arc. So, you need to swing faster, and “don’t wait” for the club. You should not even be a pause at the top of the swing to allow this to happen. Golfers try to swing the driver harder and faster. Swing fast, and don’t allow the length of the club to create the distance.

Congratulations, you are now officially thinking like a loser.
Okay for those who have not realized this yet. This post is a suppose to make you think about how you swing your driver. If you are doing any these steps then you are doing some things wrong and you made need some corrections. We will post up some videos about better your golf game.
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Judging the distance from the ball can be a difficult thing to do. Being to close to the ball or being to far from the ball gives you great variation on how the ball reacts when the club hits it. Take a look at this video and see how you can perfect your swing. Take a look at this tip and other perfecting your golf swing tips.

Perfecting Your Swing Tip 2 - Judging Your Ball Distance

As I have been going around the net I have been seeing some good videos on how to perfect your swing. This is something every needs to from Tiger Woods to me the other guy skulling the ball at the tee box. Well for all who is out there who is slicing right and left here is a series of video for all of us to learn from.

Perfecting Your Swing Tip 1 - The Chip Shot

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