Golf compression has its share of confusion and controversy. The term ball compression involves energy created when the ball makes impact with the iron face. To break it down it helps to understand how this works and why it is necessary. The angle of the golf club is essential with shot relying on that and loft. There is energy generated behind the ball and it is still there when the ball is moving. This energy contributes to getting the ball where it needs to be. There are a few drills that help with ball compression to encourage better results including the following:
There are instructional videos on ball compression you can view offering additional insight. Some drills offer more assistance than others. Find drills that are comfortable for you to practice. Learn view points from other professionals about ball compression. You may learn about practice drills you can use along with options you can do on and off the course.
Considering all aspects of a golf course you’ve never played before takes a bit of time. But you will reap the rewards of that effort during play. Your final score will surprise your opponents who thought they had one up on you because of their familiarity with the course. So take the time and do your homework. Making a habit of doing so will improve your game immensely. Golf is, after all, as much about strategy as it is about skill.