3rd in the series of tips to help you improve your game through the winter.The GripIdeally try and keep your grip neutral this will give you a better chance of controlling the club face at impact watch the video for more help
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2nd in the series of tips to help you improve your game through the winter. The Grip Ideally try and keep your grip neutral this will give you a better chance of controlling the club face at impact watch the video for more help
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First in a series of tips to help you improve your game throughout the winter monthsNo1Setup balance (right handed)I like to see a little more pressure on the left side (53/47) and slightly left heel (61/39) and right toe (53/47) as shown in the image.Drill:Try setting up then rocking from heels to toes and left […]
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This morning I was asked by one of my clients about shifting “weight” for more power and better shots. What we need to do is shift Pressure not Weight I said. If you stand upright feet shoulder width apart and start to march on the spot you will be shifting your pressure from one foot […]
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The main reason for warming up before you play if to get you ready to play to your maximum straight off the first tee, NOT 4 holes into your round I was with one of my clients Allan this morning and this is how the conversation went: Me; Morning Allan Allan; Morning john Me; right […]
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Pure Strikes – with this simple tip We have all been there, straight down the middle of the fairway after a great drive only to strike your iron shot poorly! you hit the ground first and it goes about 10 yards or you hit the ball half way up and thin it along the ground […]
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Getting out of bunkers arhhhh! It’s probably one of the things most golfers I see struggle with, one minute it comes out lovely the next its thinned into the face of the bunker and back at your feet or its hit clean over the back of the green out of bounds! very frustrating indeed, well […]
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Club Speed determines your potential distance. Club Speed is the speed the club head is traveling immediately prior to impact. More club speed = more potential distance. 1 mph increase in your club speed can increase your distance up to 3 yards with Driver. PGA TOUR (Averages) : Driver – 113 mph : 6 iron […]
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“APPROACH SHOTS” Over the past few weeks I’ve been chatting with Professor Mark Broadie the brains behind “Strokes Gained” the metric used by the PGA Tour for Stats and which he covers in his book “Every Shot Counts” The purpose of the conversation was to get his take on how most handicap golfers can reduce […]
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