Bunker shots scare players the world over. But they are not difficult at all. I am a great bunker player and it is because I am doing something entirely different to what mainstream bunker instruction informs golfers to do. Learn it here.
Persimmon woods are now a thing of the past. They do however help produce feedback and a better swing by their design alone. We are told new technology is far superior- but is it really? Here's why everyone should still own one to help their full swing.
Many golfers become scared the closer they get to the green. Over many years of practice and research I have found that speed creates better results- you just have to trust it.
Building forearm strength to support the loading of the club on the downswing and creating hand speed via the forearm release needs strength. In the drills we use tools to help build that strength. Here is another way also.
Whilst instruction leads us to believe that we need to point the club straight to the target line at the top of the backswing, there are many cases of great golfers not doing this. Here is why..
Scottie Scheffler's footwork has received bad reviews from most in the golfing circle. But it is actually good intentions of ground forces and pressures that only those who actually moved in this manner will understand.
Bunker shots scare players the world over. But they are not difficult at all. I am a great bunker player and it is because I am doing something entirely different to what mainstream bunker instruction informs golfers to do. Learn it here.
Persimmon woods are now a thing of the past. They do however help produce feedback and a better swing by their design alone. We are told new technology is far superior- but is it really? Here's why everyone should still own one to help their full swing.
Many golfers become scared the closer they get to the green. Over many years of practice and research I have found that speed creates better results- you just have to trust it.
Building forearm strength to support the loading of the club on the downswing and creating hand speed via the forearm release needs strength. In the drills we use tools to help build that strength. Here is another way also. 
Whilst instruction leads us to believe that we need to point the club straight to the target line at the top of the backswing, there are many cases of great golfers not doing this. Here is why..
Scottie Scheffler's footwork has received bad reviews from most in the golfing circle. But it is actually good intentions of ground forces and pressures that only those who actually moved in this manner will understand.