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.
Dominant hands. Dominant Eyes. Dominant sides of the body. Sometimes we need to understand what each single side of the swing feels like.
Whilst not everyone will have access to a state-of-the-art launch machine- the ladder drill is an ultra-effective way to learn to dial in your distances.
A string line is a great tool to train the eyes and visuals of how much break a putt can truly have. Eye dominance also affects this on different breaking putts.
Using the DownUnder Board is very much a part of drill two and drill three. Using the ground activates the body to overtake the release of the club. Learn from this video how the board really helps build the swing from the ground up.
Tempo and rhythm are ingredients to consistent play and a consistent swing. Jack Nicklaus describes it perfectly here in this video. Watch and learn the logic of the same swing with different clubs.
Drill One is the starting point for all golfers I work with. Drill One creates consistency of strike and ball flight and promotes speed. Learn more about it here in this video.
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.
