Shot making

In order to play your best golf several things have to happen. But the most important is to have a solid per shot routine. Without a good pre shot routine it is hard to hit good shot more often.

Here is a example of what should happen in a good pre shot routine. You can vary what works for you but it's a good idea to stick to these steps and to use them every time you hit a shot. Weather you are on the range or the course don't change your routine. Golf needs to be reactive and this will help make that action happen.

1. Pick you target draw a line to the ball from your target.

2. Pick a point a few feet in front of the ball on the same line and aim your club at that point.

3. Align your body to the club.

4. Take your grip while standing tall.

5. Set your spine angle buy bending at the hip then flex your knees to bend down into address.

6. Take a practice swing next to the ball and brush the turf in front of the ball.

7. Take a last look at the target step up to the ball and swing following through to a full finish.

8. Hold your finish until the ball lands at the target.

Do this for every shot. It should take around a total of 30 seconds from start to finish.

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Par Breakers Welcomes Weszty golf

We are now caring a new line of golf clubs from a local manufacture. The company is Weszty Golf. The creator of the product line is John Wesztergom. At the moment John has three iron models to choose from and all are available for you to demo at Par breakers Golf Academy in our Indoor driving range or simulator. The price point is unmatched for the quality of the product. The most advanced model in the product line is the CGS Iron. It has a adjustable 20 gram tungsten weight that can be positioned in five different positions to give you a variety of shot choices. The club has a moderate offset and a 1/4 in top line . With solid stainless 431 steel construction it is moderately priced at $449.99 for 3-PW. The Double U witch stands for Double undercut has extra mass behind the sweet spot for added stability and forgiveness at a very forgiving price of $399.99. The Zt-C Irons are for the low handicap player who is looking for the playability of a blade at again the low price of $399.99. You can also add a Gap wedge to your set for just $49.99 more. All prices are for steel or graphite shafted clubs. Coming soon Weszty Golf will be adding Drivers, Hybrids, and a line of wedges. So stop by any time and demo this great line of clubs from local manufacture right here in Pa. The photo above is the CGS Model.