When it comes to the golf swing and instruction, one of the most overlooked areas of focus might be the takeaway. Those first few moments immediately after a player starts their swing are incredibly important because it’s what sets a swing up for success later on. If the swing starts off poorly, it will, no doubt, …
Are you finally getting back into golf after a long break? Maybe you had a child, made it through a long golf offseason or had a long break after injury. Anytime you return to golf from an extended break, you are probably feeling two things — excitement and anxiety. Both emotions are justified as the game …
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It’s time to quit thinking and start playing golf. I get it, every golfer wants to be the best possible player. I’m sure you want to make the most birdies, win the most money, and have the most fun. But one of the many challenges of golf is that 99% of players are overthinking too …
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One of the most frustrating shots that plague amateur golfers is the dreaded slice. The shot looks ugly in the air, goes a fraction of the distance of a straight shot (or draw), and can make it hard to shoot lower scores. It can get really old stepping onto the tee box and being terrified if …
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Golf is one of those games where you’re never satisfied with your results. If you shoot in the 100s, then you want the 90s. If you’re in the 80s, then you want the 70s. It’s one of the reasons we love it so much. One of the big milestones in golf is breaking 90 and shooting …
For most amateur golfers, breaking 100 for the first time is a big, celebratory event. Breaking 100 gives you hope that you can keep getting better and likely ready to eventually keep going lower. Even though it’s only one stroke, a 99 feels like such a better score than 100. The good news is that …
The Game Plan: A Simple Strategy to Break 100 in Golf Read More »
How much would learning how to hit a fade consistently make you a better golfer? Let’s face it, most golfers know the slice all too well but with a few tweaks, you can reshape your slice into a strong, power fade. Some of the best players in history chose a fade over a draw including Ben …
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If you’re like most amateur golfers, chances are you want to hit more greens and have more birdie putts. And I’m all for that strategy. But before teaching you strategies to do that, it’s important to understand your “benchmark” of greens number based on your handicap. Because here’s the thing, so many golfers get mad …
Imagine standing on the 18th tee that is a reachable par 5… well, assuming you can pull off a great tee shot to set up a good second shot. You know that a great drive sets you up to hit the green in two and maybe end the day with an unlikely eagle. Or, hopefully …
Don’t you hate hitting fat golf shots? There isn’t much worse when you chunk a shot and see the ball only travel a fraction of the distance that you intended. Not only is it embarassing, it’s costly. Whether you’re hitting irons chunky or any club for that matter, it puts you up out of position. …
