Golf Lessons In Sacramento

Hi, I'm Jenni Martin and welcome to my blog!

Formerly The Golf Barn and GalGolfG2 (guys too), we haved moved inside. After years of rain, wind and heat, I decided to take the leap into an indoor facility. I had no idea it would become such a wonderful learning and teaching environment. I can't imagine teaching in a traditional "range" facility after watching the growth and success of my students at this State of the Art, indoor golf training and teaching facility.

I have been a chiropractor for over 28 years. After seeing the back and musculoskeletal issues that many of my students have, I am now offering limited chiropractic services to my students. In addition, the golf gym is now being utilized for classes and golf specific exercise training.

Golf has been a life long passion of mine and becoming an LPGA Teaching Professional is a dream come true.

G2 Golf Center was originally conceived as a stress-fee, non-intimidating and fun place for people of all ages and skill levels to learn to enjoy the wonderful game of golf - the game that I love so much. I remain true to that mission today.

At G2 Golf Center I offer private lessons and semi-private lessons as well as Video Swing Analysis. All lessons are individually tailored to the needs and desires of the student.

Feel free to contact me via telephone at 916.837.8952 or email GGG2@ME.COM so that I may answer any questions that you have or arrange a time for you to visit G2 Golf Center.

Thanks for visiting my blog, Jenni

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Golf Instruction | 13 Rules You Should Know

November 6th, 2011 | No Comments » | by | Tags: , , , | Posted in Golf Instruction
13 Rules You Should Know…… These rules are for individual (stroke) play. Match (per hole play) or team play rules are often slightly different. I give these general rules to you for the purpose of information only. More detailed description can be found in the official rules book by USGA. 1) OB Out-of-Bounds. White stakes around the sides of fairway. If ball lands beyond, penalty is “stroke and distance.” Essentially, player

Golf Lessons | Add Yards To Your Drive

November 4th, 2011 | No Comments » | by | Tags: , , , , | Posted in Golf Lessons
Adding  Yards to Your Drive Short, tall, thin, not-so-thin, fit, couch potato, flexible, stiff, young, old, injured, well – golfers come in all shapes, sizes and conditions.  The perfect swing, that will produce the best results, is unique to each individual. Although having proper clubs is important. Once the correct shaft flex and length has been determined, the 15th club – your body and mind – are the most

Hitting The Golf Ball Farther..or is it Further?

November 10th, 2011 | No Comments » | by | Tags: , , , , , , | Posted in Golf Lessons
Although I have resisted this article all year, I’ve caved to the pressure. Golfers are obsessed with distance. Grip it and rip it… well, that is not the whole story. The primary factor in distance is club head speed at impact. The average woman swings 62 MPH, the average guy, 84MPH. Tiger Woods, 130 MPH. The factors you do control are as follows: hitting the ball with a square

Golf Etiquette For Beginners

November 8th, 2011 | No Comments » | by | Tags: , , , , , , | Posted in Golf Etiquette
Basic Golf Etiquette and behavior for beginners. By Jenni Martin Here are some tips on etiquette and rules. Learning to hit a straight shot, even if it is not far, and use of basic etiquette will allow you to play the game and have fun! 1) Keep up with the group in front of you. Slow golf can ruin a round of golf. If you always focus on keeping your pace