Symptom: You are not sure which golf club to use on approach shots. Like most of your playing partners, you usually don’t choose enough golf club and are more often short than long. You often say, “must be more uphill than I thought” or “I guess there’s some wind up there” or “maybe I didn’t quite catch that one… Read More »
In this article we have a look at the sweet, simple, and powerful golf swing, especially the golf lag, of Webb Simpson. Webb generates a huge amount of golf lag on his downswing, which gives him plenty of graceful power. He has a rhythmic tempo, great balance, and soft hands, which make him a consistent ball striker. There… Read More »
The day was cool; it had rained the night before and so the grass was a little soggy. The clouds hung low, but it was not too windy. Not a day for fair weather golfers. But a day not nearly as bad as it looked from inside the clubhouse. Salt was on the range early that day. He… Read More »
Symptom: Your golf chipping technique leaves you far from the hole. Your golf chips are usually struck as intended but just don’t end up close enough to the hole when the ball finally stops rolling. And of course, you don’t get up and down as often as you would like, and your handicap stays stubbornly high… Overview: Before… Read More »
Symptom: Breaking putts give you fits, because playing the right amount of break and pace is elusive for you. You know that improving your short game is the quickest way to lower your handicap, but are just not sure which putting drills will have the biggest impact for you. You often mutter things like, “I thought it would… Read More »
