It was a windy day. A two-club wind blew steadily into the faces of the few devoted souls on the range. A perfect day for the knockdown or punch shot, thought Salt. Salt appreciated the fact that these folks were out in less-than-perfect conditions. Salt assumed that these were not mere fair-weather players, but were more serious about… Read More »
Symptom: Can’t seem to hit long irons, knockdown shots, or get yourself to deliver a descending blow to the ball. Or, maybe you can do these things sometimes but not always, and you are not sure how to improve your consistency. You wonder if the “Stack and Tilt” could help you. What is the Stack and Tilt, anyway?… Read More »
Symptom: You can’t hit a draw to save your life, and wonder how in the world people do hit a draw anyway. Rather, you hit slices, and call in vain for the ball to “come back”. But everybody can see it is tailing off to the right and the only way it will “come back” is by hitting… Read More »
Symptom: Your takeaway is plauged by lateral movement or swaying off the ball on the backswing. Your lateral sway puts you out of position at the top, causing an inconsistent and weak downswing. You frequently say to yourself, “you would think I’d never hit a golf ball before” because your swing has just left you, without any warning… Read More »
Symptom: Incomplete follow through, resulting in weak shots that slice or tail off to the right. Your golf foot position doesn’t really cross your mind, what difference could golf foot placement make anyway? Still, you can’t seem to get up on your right toe on the follow through to pose at the target like those guys on TV. … Read More »
