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 »
Symptom: The dreaded “spin-out” move, losing balance on your full golf swing. If you were to take a narrow golf stance width you would probably fall over on a full swing. You might be swaying off the ball like a ballroom dancer, lunging at the ball with an over-the-top casting motion, or just simply swinging too hard. Or… Read More »
