Symptom: You frequently are told to “keep your head down” and “keep your head still” in order to improve your swing, and sometimes even say this to yourself after hitting another poor shot. But what does that really mean, you wonder… Overview: “Keep your head down” works only for chipping and putting, and is good advice for these… Read More »
Symptom: You pull out your sand wedge from the fringe, thinking its your best chipping club, but the results are no good. You seldom converting up-and-downs from just off the green. The best golf chipping tip you’ve heard so far doesn’t seem to help. Expletives are uttered… Description: If you can putt the ball, you should putt the ball. … Read More »
Symptom: You diligently try to improve your game, and are serious about wanting to swing like the guys on TV. Maybe you should try a new grip? But try as you might, you just can’t seem to get it done, despite flashes of brilliance. Consistency eludes you and your handicap stays stubbornly high… Overview: Fix your grip before… Read More »
The starter move in the golf swing is very simple — to initiate your backswing, from a powerful setup position, you point your inside right knee at your inside left knee, ever so slightly and rather quickly. Why Use a Starter Move? This rocking motion puts weight on your left foot, which you can then use to initiate… Read More »
Symptom: Erratic shots, losing your balance as you swing, a golf backswing that is too long, not reliable or powerful, and doesn’t hold up under pressure or from round to round. People seldom tell you that you need a shorter backswing, but that is exactly what you need. Description: Slow down and use a shorter backswing for more… Read More »
