How to practice is just as important as how long and what you practice. I'll show you tips from the tour to make your practice sessions so good that you can carry your game onto the course when it's game time.
Brendon Todd was recently back in Bermuda- the scene of his comeback PGA Tour win. On the range BT reveals two of the most important things we worked on that helped transform his game back to new heights.
Being aware of your putting stroke is something I do with Brendon Todd on a frequent basis. Watch this video to learn about a drill we use that gives his senses instant feedback.
Total precision with your alignment is not a real fundamental of a good setup or will it guarantee a perfect result. Watch this video to learn more about alignment and a more simplified way to get your aim correct.
Using a golf club in hand is always the surefire way to learn a motion or movement. Why is it better than just placing a club, hands or stick across the body? Watch to find out
The 430 entry path has long been exhibited and proven by most of the very best golfers in history. It's from the golfer's perspective and visually we need to see that moment in time to help produce solid strikes and more consistent start lines and controlled curvature of the ball.
Many over the top swings are from a lack of flexibility- especially in the right shoulder. Here is a quick tip to help you gain mobility in the right shoulder to help you stop coming over the top on the downswing.
In March at The Players Championship I filmed Brendon Todd on the range before round 1 as he was going through his feels, thoughts and swing/ Not only was he garnishing the feels that have helped his golf swing become solid and repeatable, he also works hard mentally preparing. Everyone can and should learn to practice as you would play.
Sometimes as we age we get bogged down in technique and lose sight of the intuition and even the learn for ourselves aspect. Get out there and be a kid again sometimes- especially in your short game practice. Learn what makes each shot tick for you- then you will be able to produce it more often out on the course.
Being a former PGA Tour player I always found it fascinating the lengths several pros would go to in their quest for perfect putting. The great players are not afraid to try anything that will assist them in getting the ball in the hole sooner.
