Dave Mahoney Golf September 2024 Newsletter Building Positive Momentum Working on the mental aspect of your golf game is equally as important as improving your swing mechanics or fitness level. A critical aspect of a sound mental approach is taking time to focus upon the success you have had in the game. It is very Read More…
Being able to control your distances is crucial if you are looking to play your best golf. When it comes to shots with the scoring clubs (8 iron to wedges), golfers that struggle with their distance control are often going at these shots the same way they go after a driver. If they are hitting the ball Read More…
Dave Mahoney Golf July 2024 Newsletter Harness The Power Of A Great Process Each year many golfers set out to improve and have goals of reaching new levels in their game. It could be to shoot their personal best round, knock five strokes off of their handicap, or breakthrough and play well at the professional Read More…
Dave Mahoney Golf June 2024 Newsletter Practicing With Purpose “ First I understand what I need to do. Then it looks better. Then it feels better. Then it performs better in practice. Then on the course. Then finally in a tournament.” – Tiger Woods Do you create solid beneficial habits when you practice or do Read More…
Dave Mahoney Golf May 2024 Newsletter Managing Your Game Off The Tee “ 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 Read More…
Match Great Form With Great Execution! As with each part of your golf game, there is a time to train the mechanical aspects of your form and a time to trust your practice and play. Here are a few tips to help you to stay out of your own way, and get the most out Read More…
Maximize Your Potential With More Speed! When building your best game, it is important to make speed a priority. It’s very easy to get so caught up with hitting the ball accurately that overtime, one can begin to unconsciously ingrain a shorter, tighter, less fluid golf swing which can lead to slower swing speeds. Swing Read More…