Symptom: Golf chipping is your nemesis. Your golf chipping technique results in duffing or chunking or chili-dipping the ball around the green. You wonder how in the world golf ball chipping could be so difficult. After all, a shorter shot should be easier, right? The pros don’t seem to have so much trouble with this. But not for you…… Read More »
Symptom: You are often looking up right after you hit your putt. After all, you really want to see that ball go in the cup. And the ball is moving, and you want to see where it goes. Don’t. You must listen for the ball to drop instead. Overview: Keep your head down until well after your putterhead strikes… Read More »
Symptom: Poor shots out of fairway bunkers. You always come up way short of the green, if you even make it over the lip. Or worse yet, you have a morbid fear of hitting out of a fairway bunker. This fear causes you to aim too far away from the fairway bunker, and so you end up in… Read More »
Symptom: At the driving range, you tip over your bucket of balls and hit them where they wind up. As a result, the golf lie you practice from is a very tight lie, with almost no grass beneath the ball. Then, despite sweat and diligence, you are not able to make much progress towards a better swing. You… Read More »
Symptom: Your greenside bunker play is not good — you fear the sand shot. You would rather play any other shot besides a bunker shot. For you it’s a sandy pit of gloom and despair. All too often, you don’t get to swith your club for your next shot because you are still in the bunker. You have no… Read More »
