Over the past decade or two, there have been some remarkable changes in golfing technology. Clubs using carbon fibre, and composite materials to transmit more of the energy generated by the golf swing to the golf ball. The balls themselves are more consistently produced to give better flight, distance, and putting accuracy. Golf courses are more numerous, and the game itself is more readily accessible to a wider number of people wishing to take up golf.

The one thing that has remained consistent is the fact that it is down to you the golfer to actually hit the golf ball with the club, and get the golf ball to where you want it to go.

When considering a golf swing, there are several components to it that you have to think about, and understand. To develop a super golf swing you must be able to know, and control what happens when you swing your club at the ball.

Broken down most simply, there are two parts to most swings. There is the upwards and downwards movement of the club, and there is the rotation of the body back, then forwards through the swing. These motions do not occur independently, but at the same time.

The aim of a super golf swing is to promote simplicity and consistency of swing. This will translate into more accurate ball striking, and longer distances as you become more accomplished in your swing.

When developing your super golf swing, do not initially aim to hit the golf ball too far. You are working to develop a feel for the swing not to blast the ball out of the golf course. You should just be aiming to try to hit the golf ball where you want it to go initially. Distance will come in time. Try to work on your super golf swing whenever you have some free time, the more you apply yourself to this, the sooner you will achieve your super golf swing.