In this video I show the 8th hole Par 3 at my course & provide a little trick you need to watch out for as far as course design- especially if you are playing somewhere, you aren't familiar with.
Many golfers know the word "bounce" as it relates to their wedges. They know there is bounce and they have heard to use it... But how in fact do you use the bounce?
When caddying for one of my pros in an event he asked for my advice on an approach shot. He was slightly taken aback when I pulled three clubs up from his bag and told him to choose one- Watch and learn why
This is a hot topic in golf instruction so there will be several videos on this new "fad". I will discuss in future videos this obsession even more- but here is a follow up to the previous video lesson titled 'Clubface and Swing Path"
The swing path and the clubface tend to go hand in hand. Fix the path and you can often fix the face. Fix the face and you can often fix the path. In this video lesson I explain one student's tendency and why we needed to fix the club face to help hit better shots.
Sometimes even the very best in their trade get off at times. A loyal pair of eyes is often critical to helping a golfer stay on the correct path more often with their games.
In this video I show the 8th hole Par 3 at my course & provide a little trick you need to watch out for as far as course design- especially if you are playing somewhere, you aren't familiar with.
Many golfers know the word "bounce" as it relates to their wedges. They know there is bounce and they have heard to use it... But how in fact do you use the bounce?
When caddying for one of my pros in an event he asked for my advice on an approach shot. He was slightly taken aback when I pulled three clubs up from his bag and told him to choose one- Watch and learn why
This is a hot topic in golf instruction so there will be several videos on this new "fad". I will discuss in future videos this obsession even more- but here is a follow up to the previous video lesson titled 'Clubface and Swing Path"
The swing path and the clubface tend to go hand in hand. Fix the path and you can often fix the face. Fix the face and you can often fix the path. In this video lesson I explain one student's tendency and why we needed to fix the club face to help hit better shots.
Sometimes even the very best in their trade get off at times. A loyal pair of eyes is often critical to helping a golfer stay on the correct path more often with their games.