Do you have the right swing thought? I’ve learned many great lessons from my mentor Craig Harmon, but perhaps one of the best was to ask my students what they thought they needed to do in order to improve their ball flight. This is so important because often times, the very idea of what a Read More…
~ The Perfect Tee Shot ~ What do you do in your setup and backswing? This greatly determines the type of shot you will hit, especially when we are talking about getting off the tee. Take note of a couple of things that 2013 Masters Champion, Adam Scott does in his setup and backswing, that Read More…
Improve Your Iron Game! “Reverse every natural instinct and do the opposite of what you are inclined to do, and you will probably come very close to having a perfect golf swing.” ~ Ben Hogan Those wise words are from one of the greatest ball strikers of all time. When it comes to becoming a Read More…
The Perfect Wedge Shot Tips to take away from British Open champion Zach Johnson’s wedge game Problem: It has been said that being able to control your distance is one of the most important aspects of good ball striking. This couldn’t be truer, especially when talking about becoming a great wedge player. In order to hit Read More…
“A swing change involves either a totally different motion or a wholesale change in your grip or setup, there’s no way it should feel comfortable.” – Butch Harmon Problem: Changing a part of your golf swing can be just as much of a mental challenge as it is a physical one. In order to move through a Read More…
“Go with your natural shot shape whenever possible.” – Tom Watson Problem: Do you tend to find yourself in the midst of a round fighting a tee ball that is consistently curving too much to the left or right? Sometimes a quick adjustment in your basic fundamentals can calm down a ball flight that is curving Read More…
“If you’re not totally confident you can hit the driver in the fairway, put it back and use your 3-wood. If you’re not confident with that, play a 5-wood or even an iron. Keep working down the bag to where you’re comfortable with the club and you still can play the hole.” – Jack Nicklaus What Read More…