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Putting is a skill that many golfers spend a lot time on because it is the shot that puts the ball into the hole. For many golfers, taking long shots is much easier than trying to hit the smaller ones. understanding more about putting will help you become better at making those short shots and sinking the ball on par or below.

The putting green is usually circular and covered in astro turf so that it can be seen from many yards away. It is a different color green than the rest of the course. It also signifies the end of the round. The object of golf is to make it to the green in as few shots possible and then hit the ball into the hole in one or two shots. this can be very difficult become some greens are on hills or they are farther away than others. Eventually all golfers will make it to the green, but it's what they do while on the green may determine how successful they are throughout the game.

If you taking golf lessons, you will learn how to use a putting wedge to make those small shots after learning the basics of a golf swing. Putting requires you to have restraint and not overshoot the hole. Unlike other swings, when putting you should not move your arms as much. Keeping your arms close to the body will help you perfect the swing. Depending on the distance from the hole, you may need to hit the ball harder or softer in order for you to be successful.

If you are having difficulty with your putting methods, you should ask your instructor for special tips or advice on how to become better. Practicing often will help you improve. this includes going to the golf course and playing a few rounds. While you can buy small putting greens to keep in your office or backyard, nothing beats playing on a real course. Some driving ranges have specific areas for those who want to work on their putting as well.

When putting, you should prepare yourself mentally by not thinking you are going to fail. Keeping negative thoughts to the side will help you concentrate more on the game. Take your time when putting. If the green is slick, then make sure you compensate for this by hitting the ball a little harder so it can move through wet spots. If the green is dry, don't hit the ball as hard or you may miss the hole completely. Study publications on Benidorm golf courses before you go about actually playing golf in Benidorm.

Leroy Calstard often pens detailed articles on areas associated with Altea. You might find out more about his publications on benidorm golf courses at http://www.alicante-spain.com and various other sources for benidorm golf courses tips.

The following is an interview with Chris Obert. Chris is PGA member and head golf professional at Millwood golf and Racquet Club in Springfield, MO. He has run over 500 corporate and charity related golf tournaments. He knows his stuff when it comes to making people happy on the golf course. I hope you enjoy.

What common mistakes do you see people make when organizing their golf tournament?

They pay too little back to players or to not enough players. Committees can sometimes get caught up on the present event and how much they are raising for their charity and do not stay focused on the future of their event. If they keep future participation in mind and give back to those participating, they will continue to grow their event year after year.

Do you see the same problems with corporate events?

Corporate events rarely have this problem since the host company usually doesnt charge an entry fee and covers all expenses for a wonderful day of golf, food and beverage. At times I have seen corporate events cut corners and not host beverages on the course, this can be a disappointment to clients they are entertaining. If you plan on winning over your current or future customers, dont cut corners. Make a great impression on your clients by giving them a small gift on their cart seat (Preferably a Towel, repair Tool or Sleeve of Balls) with the course logo you are playing that day or your company logo. This always makes a great first impression.

What common threads do you see with events that do well year after year?

Tee gifts, big or small will immediately get your participants attention. But remember this, if do it once, they will expect it in the future. Keep this in mind when deciding how much you want to spend and dont try to over impress every year. Keep the gifts simple and consistently priced from year to year. Make sure to give a gift that will not be left in the cart and thrown away at the end of the event by the course staff while cleaning carts. players will tend to hold on to course logo items, accompany the course logo with your company or charity logo. It will cost a little extra for the second logo, but your items will not be left behind.

Can you typically get what you need at most pro shops?

Yes, you can consult the PGA Professional or Course tournament Director for ideas, pricing is usually better through them since they are making profit on guest fees, food, beverage and gift certificates. Most courses will make only 10-15% or less on these extra tee gifts as a service to you and to keep you returning to their facility for years to come. After the first year, the course will have your logo on file for the future gifts to make this a simple process from year to year.

What is the best time of year for groups to hold their event?

It is very important to contact your desired facility to book your event before the first of the year. Most courses that host events will book up prior to the end of January. Expect to have a Monday event day if you choose a private facility. If you are starting a new event, it is best to get into a good facility and be less demanding on the date, rather than allowing your exact date to determine the course. In the years to follow, you can advise the Professional or tournament Director that you would like to move your event to a different date if one opens. Most courses will have repeat tournaments that will have preference on their date.

Is it that tough to get a date you really want?

Once you establish that you are viable event with good participation (100+ Players) you soon will have the date you desire at a great facility. Once you have established a desirable date at a good course, try to keep it on that same date from year to year so that your participants and sponsors can anticipate it. FYI: Some charities prefer to take early dates in the year so that corporate donations they are looking to acquire will not be depleted. You must contact those companies as soon as you have an established date, time and location to best achieve your charity goals.

Dan Boever is a highly sought after golf entertainer and 11-time world Long Drive finalist who has traveled the country for the past 10 years performing power trick shot shows for over 600 of America's largest companies and charities. Dan has been featured on CBS, ESPN, The golf Channel and has been in 8 national television commercials for Pinnacle golf. Dan also appeared in the New Line Cinema movie "Hoot", released last May. For more information about Dan and how you can energize your next golf event with Dan's one of a kind golf exhibition go to http://www.danboever.com or view http://www.metacafe.com/watch/477188/through_the_legs_at_200_mph/