Tuesday, June 17, 2014
Round 2 at Pinehurst LPGA U.S.Open
Lexi Thompson who can crush the ball and will be at an advantage on the short par fours. Inbee Park who can putt lights out and at the moment leads the tour in putting stats. Suzann Pettersen who is No. 1 in greens in regulation and the top rookie on the LPGA Tour Lydia Ko. All of these players are right now at the top of their field and have the best chance to close the deal. e also need to consider Michelle Wie who is playing some of the best golf of here career and is long over due in the majors for a win. All and all it will make for an exciting week and we should all be looking forward to watching what should prove to be a great Womens U.S.Open.
Monday, June 16, 2014
Breaking Par Episode 19 Connection
Martin Kaymer has won the US Open at Pinehurst No. 2 with a wire to wire play. The biggest thing that helped him in his victory was a solid connection of his body and arms working togeather in his swing. This is the key to solid ball striking under pressure. This episode covers how you can use connection in your swing to up your game and refers to drills on the par breakers YouTube channel that you can view to help make this happen. Please leave a review for this show on iTunes and send your comments to parbreakers@gmail.com. Let us know what trouble you are having and we will cover your topic on a future show. As always thank you for your support.
Monday, June 9, 2014
Breaking Par Episode 18 Learn from your Divots
Episode 18 Learn from your divots not only talks about the importance of understanding your divots but where the divot should be in your swing. How deep and how many inches ahead of the ball is the deepest part of the divot for a PGA Tour pro. What can you do to make this happen in your swing. How you can lower your scores by four shots every inch your divots moves forward towards the target.
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Monday, June 2, 2014
Breaking Par Episode 17 - Fix Your Slice
So many golfers hit the ball to the right off the tee and with their irons.
This weeks podcast covers how to fix your slice. Below is a link to the drill taht is covered in the podcast.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qR8ZTlKtA1c&list=PL1F5C72C717F01A2D&feature=share&index=2
It is a core rotation drill that will help you in the impact zone. Work on this drill before practice sessions and rounds to help you feel your core more engauged in your swing. T
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Tuesday, May 27, 2014
Adam Scott #1 Players Wins Crowne Plaza Invitational (+playlist)
Now the number one player in the world Adam Scott does it right. Bernard Sheridan breaks it all down in this video and gives you pointers on how you can do what Adam does. Flat left wrist at impact, weight shift to front leg into impact and more. To have Bernard break down your swing go to http://www.parbreakers.com and click on the take a lesson online icon. Thanks for watching.
Monday, May 26, 2014
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Sunday, May 25, 2014
Rory Wins BMW PGA Championship 2014
Rory McIlroy wins his first event on the heels of his break up. The best way to get over love lost is to dive into your work. Rory did just that with a stinging -6 under par to win by one shot. One of the keys to Rory's winning swing is a flat left wrist at impact. This must happen for you to play at a high level and get the most you have to offer to your game. If your left wrist is flat like Rory's shown in the photo above you will have the best chance of getting the bottom of your swing arc to happen after impact. This is imperative to compress the ball and to create back spin. It has been proven that the lower the handicap of the player the more in front of the ball is the swing arc bottom. Tour pros bottom out four inches or more in front of the ball. Work on this by having a slight forward tilt to the shaft at address. Focus on the front of the ball and try to brush the turf in front of the ball after impact. For more great tips and lessons to help you take control of your game go to http://www.parbreakers.com or call Par Breakers at 215-518-0435 to find out all of our lesson options in person and online.

