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 »
Symptom: Poor iron tee shots on par three holes. You can’t seem to figure out why you can hit your seven iron so sweetly from the fairway, but when you tee it up you sky it high or jerk it left, or have some other unpleasant experience. Description: Iron tee shots should be teed low, almost flush with… Read More »
Symptom: Your golf practice routine doesn’t involve aiming sticks. Your swing “felt good” on the range, but the results aren’t there on the course. You sadly watch another well-struck shot miss the fairway and bounce into the woods. Yes, you hit it solidly. It felt good, just like it did on the driving range. But it didn’t go… Read More »
Symptom: Try as you might, golf consistency on the golf course is elusive. You hit great shots from time to time, but you also hit terrible shots, making you wonder if you have an evil twin that takes over your body and swings your golf club like a caveman attacking a bear… Overview: For every golf shot, follow… Read More »
