Leaderboard

WGC - CA Championship - R1
Player Score H
S Dyson Par 1
J Dufner +
E Molinari +
R McGowan +
M Kuchar +
A Hansen +
Y Yang +
J Senden +
P Hanson +
T Clark +

Always grass before mats

Last updated: 12th March 2009

If your have a choice of practising on real grass or mats at a driving range, always opt for grass.

Mats tend to let you club bounce into the ball and often give you a false sense of success, flying further and higher than it would had it been played off a turf surface.

This can also teach you to swing too shallow when you get out on the course.

If you must hit off mats, you should concentrate on hitting the ball first before your club comes in contact with the mat.

Post to the Mailbox!

Be the first to post a comment on this story


Character Count : 0/1900


Photo Galleries

Women's Australian Open Day 1

Laura Davies led a strong field of European, LPGA and Australasian Tour golfers after the first day. Go to Gallery

Celtic Manor 2010 gallery

A look at the 2010 course at Celtic Manor - the venue for this year's Ryder Cup showdown. Go to Gallery

Camilo Villegas - a career in pictures

This photo gallery celebrates the career of new Honda Classic winner, Camilo Villegas of Colombia. Go to Gallery

Dave Tindall Blog

"There was one thing we all agreed on. Doesn't Tiger's mum look better now she's got rid of those daft, big glasses...."

Full Blog Entry

Courses

DORAL

Doral, is the home of the famed Blue Monster course where this week's WGC-CA Championship is to be played.

PGA NATIONAL

The PGA National Golf Resort is a lot more than the home of the PGA of America and the Honda Classic.

Gear

New UKKO belts

Golf365 fashion favourites UKKO have released two new belts to add to their collection of quality golf clothing.

PING Kinetic trousers

PING Collection have unveiled a new line of trousers for the Spring/Summer 2010 season.

Golf365 Mailbox

KORKY40 says: "...SO HIS WIFE MUST HAVE DONE SOMETHING TO MAKE HIM DO IT!! COME ON DEMONDRIVER WHAT KIND OF COMMENT IS THAT, TI..."

Join Discussion

Golf Lessons

Looking For The Perfect Pitch? Visit The Swing Doctor!

Full Blog Entry