When practicing out on the range, it’s important you remember to be in a training mind-set, not necessarily a playing one.
If you really want to shoot lower scores, it’s imperative that you learn the shots on the golf course you need to prevent big numbers from occurring.
By now, you’ve probably seen and heard a fair share of video commentaries on the golf swing, notably, those midround reviews of Tour players during tournament broadcasts.
Golf would be much easier if we played on the same hole, 18 times in a row. Imagine if you only needed to hit a handful of shots, and you could spend all your time mastering them.
One of the most important keys to hitting the ball both straight and far is keeping the sequencing of your swing synced properly.
I play in a lot of pro-ams with amateurs, and one of the most common errors I see is when players don’t make the right shot decision before they hit the ball.
To help swing the club with the necessary torso stabilization, the dynamic lunge is an awesome stretch.
The setup is the first piece of this puzzle. So, let’s start from the ground up.
So you think you’re a player? If so, then I have some news for you.
As golfers, we’re a blessed bunch to be able to play our favorite game over miles and miles of manicured turf.
