Are you wondering whether a golf lesson or two would improve your golf? Maybe you hit the ball off the fairway too often, or you are just inconsistent, getting a par on one hole and a double bogey on the next. These are good reasons for having a golf lesson.

You might even be playing pretty well, able get round in 82-86, but just unable to break through into the 70s. Or you might be a complete beginner. Whatever the state of your game, having golf lessons may have entered your head.

Part Two: How to Swing

You might be surprised that I spent so long on how you stand and grip the club when I am talking about the easiest way to swing a golf club. This is because these are the things I have found have helped improve my swing and my golf game most. When I have a problem with my game, I go to the pro who just checks my stance, my grip and he sees me hit a couple of balls. It usually needs only 5-10 minutes of his time.

Part One: How to Stand

What is the easiest way to swing a golf club? It is not the way most pros teach. One reason is that golf pros are so good at golf, and usually have an athletic build, so they can get the club to the ball the right way wherever they start. You have probably seem some trick golf pros actually doing this.

Not so with us ordinary folk. We need a method that is simple, and which we can repeat easily, even if we are not as agile as athletes. Here is  the easiest way to swing a golf club.