Symptom: Your fairway wood distance is almost as good as your driver distance. Plus your fairway wood goes a whole lot straighter. Yet, as if by some sort of brainwashing ordeal suffered early in life, you pull out the big stick on every tee, hoping that “the next one” will be crushed down the middle. Erratic drives are costing… Read More »
In this article, we take a look at two very different approaches to the golf swing plane, especially the backswing plane, as demonstrated by Matt Kuchar and Fred Couples. Undeniably Different Backswing Planes: Freddie vs. The Kuch Matt Kuchar has one of the flattest swing planes on the PGA tour. He wraps the club around his body on the… Read More »
In this video post, we take a look at Justin Thomas and how his golf aim arises from his alignment method before he addresses the golf ball. Mundane, you say? Hardly. Very few things can help you improve faster than getting into the proper golf address position with proper golf alignment on each and every shot. Believe it.… Read More »
Symptom: You are topping, thinning, and scooping the golf ball despite all your best efforts to stop. You try to stop topping the golf ball but can’t seem to get it done. Your send another thin golf shot low and fast over the green. Why can’t you stop topping and hit the ball in the graceful arc you… Read More »
Symptom: You can’t forget that last bad golf shot. You take several shots, or even several holes, to recover from one bad swing or errant shot. So, you end up with a scorecard with mostly good scores, but a few really big numbers on a couple of consecutive holes. And so your handicap stays stubbornly high, even though… Read More »
