In tougher windy conditions, it’s great to have the stinger up your sleeve to find the fairway (and it’ll also impress your playing partners!). Contact us to book a lesson.
Adding the draw to your tee-shot arsenal will build confidence and help you hit fairway finders with conviction. Contact us to book a lesson.
When you trust your skills and setup, there’s no limit to the amount of flop shot fun you can have! Contact us to book a lesson.
What recreational golfer wants to carry yardage books and calculate every shot distance exactly? There is one simple approach that you should carry in your head though.
One number is more important than any other.
What if getting from an 18-handicap to Scratch was easier than you thought? Focus on 4 key areas and you could surprise yourself.
If you’re shooting 88 or even 90, then we can quickly get you below 85. If you’re already at 85, then 78 is within reach. All that’s required is ambition (and these 4 steps).
Knowing your dispersion patterns is the key to smarter club selections.
We can transform your playing experience with these four steps.
A pre-shot routine will bring more consistency to your tee shots.
A good pre-shot routine will help you make better golfing part of your routine.
Fix that frustrating iron miss and let the good times roll on your approach to the green.
Straighten your tee shots and make this your best golfing year ever!
There are no shipping delays on better golf. An improved playing experience is always ready to order.
Let’s take a look at what is available to add to your better golf “shopping cart”, right now.
Better golf is always in stock. We’re just waiting on you to want better.
Fixing a stubborn miss will convert par 3s from aggravating obstacles into enjoyable scoring opportunities.
Clear preparation will help you produce clean contact and more birdie chances on par 3s.
Improve your par 3 scoring by picking more sensible targets.
Dial in your club selection and turn par 3s into golden scoring opportunities!
Good ball striking doesn’t guarantee success on your approach. But taking note of these three things improves your odds.
Relying on knowledge instead of hope is a lot more likely to get you those lucky breaks.
Many of the lucky breaks that happen during a round begin during practice.
Good ball striking doesn’t guarantee success on your approach. But taking note of these three things improves your odds.
Let’s make your least favourite par 4 easier and more enjoyable.
A consistent address makes for a more reliable, repeatable golf swing.
Add distance to your game by improving your posture and shoulder turn.
Whatever your grip, make sure it maximises distance and accuracy.
Ball-striking success starts with a square clubface.
Tracking your approach shot tendencies is a stepping stone to finding more greens in regulation.
A new and improved flatstick game is just a few basics away!
A practice drill that will help you improve your putting distance control and remove three-putts.
Small, incremental improvements to your short game build up to massive gains in the long-term.
Unlock your driving accuracy potential with these three simple keys.
Lag putts don’t have to mean lagging improvement or enjoyment!
Simple yet effective improvement centres around putting!
Once we’ve found YOUR ideal putting grip, your score and experience will both improve.
Speed up your improvement by dialing in your putting speed.
There are plenty of scary shots in golf, but there’s a way to overcome the fear and have more fun.
Your wrist action can make all the difference from bunkers.
Thought patterns can have a big impact on how successful we are at overcoming water hazards.
Quieten your lower body in the bunkers and make some noise amongst your fourball.
Fairway woods can open up a world of scoring opportunities, but so many golfers avoid playing them. It doesn’t have to be that way.
Correct ball position changes your weight transfer and bunker game for the better.
An effective way of reducing the fear factor and playing your natural game, even in nervy moments.
There are plenty of scary shots in golf, but there’s a way to overcome the fear and have more fun.
Organisation is a simple yet effective way to gain a mental edge over your opponents.
What’s YOUR benchmark score for the par 18 challenge?
How balanced and reliable is your wedge shot technique?
There are many types of shots you can play around the green. Make sure you’re using the right tool for the job.
Two of the main reasons it’s so important to be able to scramble effectively.
Surprise everyone.
Choose how you want to feel.
Turn 18 dreams into reality.
Understand the laws and make it all so much easier.
Sometimes better golf is literally just in your hands.
The art of golf; the journey to better; more enjoyment. There’s a path to them all.
Turn dreams into plans.
How many holes must be spoiled from the tee? One factor causes most of the problems.
Good lag putting is essential to shooting lower scores on par 3s.
You could play the same par 3 hole ten times and face ten completely different shots.
By having a clear picture of where you are right now, we can help you play better golf in the future.
Knowing your carry and total distance and what the difference is made game management a lot easier.
We’re here to help assess your back strength and get you strengthened and conditioned.
Knowing your short game score will help us to improve your overall score and playing experience.
We’re here to help assess your chest strength and get you strengthened and conditioned.
We can use your dispersion patterns to increase the number of fairways and greens you hit.
We’re here to help assess your glute strength and get you strengthened and conditioned.
Here’s a scoring benchmark for your game that’s a lot more useful than ‘greens hit in regulation’.
We’re here to help assess your core strength and get you strengthened and conditioned.
To improve your playing experience, we need to identify and monitor the most relevant parts of your game.
We’re here to help you create a plan that’ll make it easier for you to reach your full potential.
"Better” means something different to every individual, that’s why it’s an important step in our four steps to better golf.
Go further with the correct strength exercises. You’ll find yourself hitting more greens and reaching new parts of the fairway off the tee.
There are no shipping delays on better golf. An improved playing experience is always ready to order.
Exercises with medicine balls won’t only make you stronger, they’ll improve your swing power and can help to increase clubhead speed by up to 24%.
Let’s take a look at what is available to add to your better golf “shopping cart”, right now.
You need to practise SMRT techniques to look after your muscles and add 24% to your clubhead speed.
New, fitted golf clubs are important, but the swing that your equipment fits into is even more so.
A strong core is crucial for you to achieve the ultimate synergy of movement when you swing. By adding consistent strength training for only 8 weeks, you can add up to 24% to your clubhead speed.
New equipment is in short supply, but there’s still a massive part of the “better golf equation” available to you.
Don’t neglect the stretch. With the right strength and stretching plan you can add up to 24% to your clubhead speed.
Fairway woods and hybrids might seem more difficult to strike cleanly, but once you know how, it will transform your long game.
Don’t neglect the stretch. With the right strength and stretching plan you can add up to 24% to your clubhead speed.
Take advantage of the benefits that hybrids offer by using the correct setup and technique.
To get your ball further down the fairway, avoid injury and increase your clubhead speed by up to 24%, you’ll need to strengthen your shoulders.
While fairway woods do present a challenge to your technique, we’re confident that you’re up to it.
8 weeks of exercises that help with transferring strength and power into your golf swing, can increase your clubhead speed by 24%.
Fairway woods offer extra distance that can transform your long game, but are you struggling to make clean contact?
If you want to increase your clubhead speed by 24%, you should include upper body strength training in your routine year-round.
With poor posture, your accuracy, strength and power are reduced and your risk for pain and injury rises.
Co-ordination of different muscle groups allows you to pivot properly and transfer energy on your downswing.
You know where you want to be. Is the shot shape that important?
Your latissimus dorsi muscles have the largest surface area of all your muscles and are responsible for producing power when you swing.
Percentages that don’t lie. Facts to help you.
Mobility in your shoulders and thoracic spine, as well as strength in your shoulders and core, will help you achieve lower body stability.
With the right stretches and exercises, your hip flexors can help you get the most out of your game. Make sure you’re conditioned for your best golf yet.
If one is your ball flight, then here are some options.
To avoid injury, improve mobility and increase strength in your pivot, you need to do the right strengthening exercises.
When your hamstrings and surrounding muscles are strong, flexible and stable, not only will your game improve, but your life will too.
Strengthen your golf swing and get more distance by strengthening your core and your backswing pivot.
Further education is required and handicaps tumble.
As humans we need connection. Let’s make sure that your golf game and relationships are equally strong.
Make sure you’re getting the most out of your life by looking after your physical and mental health with the best game in the world.
When you know your dispersion patterns, it becomes so much easier to overcome challenges.
Improve more than just your swing. What are you waiting for? Reap the benefits golf has to offer with us.
Knowing your dispersion pattern will help you negotiate the course a lot more successfully.
Get the most out of your life and your health with one of the best games in the world. Don’t wait any longer, get golfing.
Understanding your dispersion pattern can have an immediate impact on your club selection and aim.
When trying to break 100, taking more shots with clubs that you are more comfortable with is a better option.
Go the distance. Look after your rotator cuff muscles to hit the ball further and get more out of your game. We’re here to help you.
Breaking 100 becomes a lot easier when your wedge play is more efficient.
Make sure you’re doing the right rotational exercises to protect your and strengthen your shoulders to lower your score on the course.
The humble putter has the power to take you into the 90s.
With the right exercises you’ll lower your score on the golf course and reduce your risk of injury at the same time. We’ll help you improve your game and your life.
Across 18 holes, carding 9 bogeys and 9 double bogeys gets you to 99. Say no to “par pressure”.
Keeping your rotator cuff and surrounding muscles stable will help you reach more greens and play better golf. We’re here to help you get the most out of your game.
Many golfers fall into traps set by course designers when they go flag-hunting. But there’s a way to stay safe while still creating scoring opportunities.
Teeing the ball up too high and not using the tee box properly might not seem like a big deal, but it often leads to missed greens.
Coming up short is a common problem on par 3s. But when you change your club selection and aiming strategy, you can go the distance.
For so many of us, par 3s are where it all goes wrong. Here are three steps you can take to change that.
The world is more than ever about the people and the games we love. What will help deepen your love?
Now is the time to make an impact on your scorecard. If we could add 10 yards to tee shots and put you in the fairway a few more times, how low could you go?
For most of us, the pleasures of hitting a good tee shot aren’t measured just in distance. There are more important measures.
If everything goes right, then there’s the chance of a glory putt, but there are many important shots before that.
We’re not sure why we hang on to some old truths when the new truth is so clear.
Knowing your dispersion patterns frees you up to approach a daunting hole with more confidence.
When you know your dispersion patterns, it becomes so much easier to navigate a new golf course.
Understanding your dispersion pattern can have an immediate impact on your club selection and aim.
Golf offers children positive experiences and connections for life.
Many golfers get tense around the greens, but it doesn’t have to be this way.
Next time you play 18 holes, try out this benchmark challenge to see where your short game is.
We can use video to help you reduce or even eliminate the inconsistent fade.
Now is the time to make an impact on your scorecard. If we could add distance to your tee shots and put you in the fairway a few more times, how low could you go?
For most of us, the pleasures of hitting a good tee shot aren’t measured just in yards. There are more important measures.
If everything goes right, then there’s the chance of a glory putt, but there’s a lot of important shots before that.
Let’s use video of your swing to add 10 yards to your driving distance.
We’re not sure why we hang on to some old truths when the new truth is so clear.
Add more value to your practice by choosing a skill to make the primary focus of your range session.
Getting your children into the game early could be the greatest gift you give them.
Here’s why getting better at scrambling is especially important for amateurs.
Add more value to your practice by choosing a skill to make the primary focus of your range session.
Being comfortable hitting any iron makes the game more enjoyable.
Confidence over short putts adds confidence to your whole game.
How improving your angle of attack can give you a shorter approach.
What aspect of your game could you improve?
In a fast-paced, frantic, friends-on-facebook world there’s a slower and better social network.
There’s yet another reason to come and play-9 with us.
Play-9 with us and a whole new world opens up.
We’re here to nurture the greatest love affair you’ll ever experience.
Most golfers have some very simple to fix bad habits that have little to do with technique.
There is a real joy to discovering better results. It’s even more important than the scorecard.
Forget your experience. For too many that kills hope.
How much do you crave something? How brightly does your flame of desire burn?
When you arrive at a golf club rank 1, 2, and 3 what’s most important to you
Everyone is different and everyone balances the different reasons to play the game. How do you balance them?
How would you like to look like a good golfer? How would you like to play better golf?
Most golfers struggle with consistent and accurate ball striking because the wrong body part controls their swing.
That’s a great rule that every golfer should follow.
Is there such a thing as a one-club wind, especially when you don’t know if you’re coming or going?
As if the lie you’ve got, and challenge of every target you have, isn’t random enough, then we add the wind.
How do you prepare for the decisions you have to make out on the course where the world is so very random.
From 20 yards in every single person who plays golf ought to be skilled. No excuses.
Golfers able to consistently score 3 or under from 80 yards in will become lower handicap golfers.
If you’re looking to break 85 then Par 3’s are opportunities you should take.

Time to get some data

You can improve quicker if you collect some simple data.
There’s compelling evidence that improving your putting and short game creates the quickest results on your scorecard.
This is the greatest game on the planet. Every shot that feels right is a beautiful experience. Let’s create more of them and the game gets even better.
We want to make you a master of the knock down wedge shot.
We just love blowing away myths so that our golfers have a better golf game.
Why would we approach a wedge shot in a different way to the best players?
If we asked you to throw a ball into this bucket there would be an obvious approach. What clues does that give us?
And everything in between.
We’ve changed some advice offered by one of the world’s most famous mental game coaches.
Often there’s a single change that delivers the broadest smile.
Why would you want to improve your golf swing; improve your consistency?
The manufacturers have made Par 3’s easier. It’s your turn to take advantage of that improvement.
Are you making it more difficult to hit good iron shots on Par 3’s?
How could you improve your scores on the Par 3’s?
Just three small steps to take to save 5 shots (possibly more) every round.
You don’t have to be the lonely, long-distance runner to succeed.
If just 1 inch in putter length and 2° correction on face angle turns you into a wizard on the greens, wouldn’t you be interested?
How you decide to practice can accelerate your improvement and have unexpected benefits.
Decide to acquire a new skill or master a new shot. Please do. Along the way, “mix it up”.
From 6 feet, if your putter face angle is just 2° open, then you miss.
That’s the answer to the question “how good could you be?”. And according to one scientist with less effort than expected.
Whatever the wind conditions, most Professionals prefer to arrow wedge shots in on a lower trajectory than you’d think.
There’s a technique to hitting shots into the wind that ought to provide clues to more consistency on every shot.
Struggling in the wind. Remember:
‘when it’s breezy, swing easy’.
There’s a little more to it.
In the last three weeks, we’ve asked questions about what you most want out of your golf.
Which is your favorite format, and which would you rather not play?
You’re driving to the club to play golf. What most inspires you about your golf today?
We’re interested in where you rank on a scale from 1 (where golf is a recreational and social past-time) to 5 (it’s all about competitive sport).
If you’ve spent many years playing recreational, social golf, shooting low 90’s, then how good could you be?
If you want a golf swing that has you looking good and threatening 80, then
Golf is a game of technique and timing. We’re looking for ladies who want to have a game that gets them lower than 85 most days.
If you’re shooting low 90’s / high 80’s, then it’s time to get below 85 most times, and even threaten 80. Interested?
Bunkers don’t have to be thought of as a ‘hazard’.
Learning how to use your bounce will make you much more consistent, and eliminate fat shots.
Making time for bounce could save you a lot of hours.
You might know about bounce, but can you use it?
If you’ve got children or grandchildren, is there anything better than getting out on the golf course with them?
You can alter the challenge you face on a golf course to ensure you have a chance. It doesn’t have to be Everest every time.
Golf is a very social, outdoor, and healthy activity that welcomes everyone of all ages.
The world has changed and we need to recognise how we need to respond for the good of the game.
Assessment. Easy wins. Practice drills. Practice with purpose. Better golf.
Practice is a time to improve your knowledge of how the golf ball flies, carries and lands.
You don’t hit 50 consecutive #7 irons on the course. So why practise that?
You haven’t got 10,000 hours to practise, so how do you make the most of the time you do have?
Of course it is. There are so many different formats. Some may make the experience much more enjoyable for the learner.
Outside of competition, the focus on golf should be enjoying the friendships and the playing experience.
A more direct call to action for golfers to think more when choosing how to play a hole. A clearer explanation that an ‘accompanied round’ with the Pro would help.
We now have so much data on yardages available to us. Why aren’t scores getting better?
Now we want the golfer to think about their consistency with their Irons. Are they planning for perfection?
Which level are you at? If you want to shoot lower scores, then improving your level is the easiest and quickest way to get there.
How good is your ball striking? How does that translate into your performance on approach shots?
The quickest way to lower a score is to improve your short game and putting but, for many golfers, the enjoyment on most holes is lost straight away.
Which area of your golf game, if improved, would create the biggest increase in enjoyment out on the golf course (including a lower score), causing you to want to get out and play more golf?
We want to help you get more out of your golf game. We want to help you go further. To go longer. To go closer. To go lower.
Making golf more enjoyable isn’t just about a better golf swing. It’s about comfort the whole way round.
How old are your Irons? How many rounds have you played with them? Have you kept your grips clean? Are they worn? Do they fit your golf swing?
Lets get ready for a new year of golf. But let’s not have just another year.
You know just how social golf is. You know how many friends you make. You know how good it is for your health and well-being.
In relationships now, both partners are busy working full-time at their career. It’s tough and it’s stressful.
We want to help more people to fall in love with this great game. And we’re going start with the love of your life.
Tiger Woods once blamed a poor round on a failure “to activate the glutes”. He was talking a lot of sense.
There’s a set of muscles that, if exercised correctly, will not only improve your golf swing, they’ll help to keep aches and pains away during your regular day.
There’s a set of muscles that, if exercised correctly, will not only improve your golf swing, they’ll help to keep aches and pains away during your regular day.
This is a simple, solid, very repeatable golf swing that makes it so much easier to hit better golf shots more consistently. If you’re one of the vast majority of golfers who’d like to improve your ability to hit fairways from the tee, and greens with short and mid-Irons, then we have the gift of the century for you.
It’s time to make the game easier. Not just now, but for the rest of yo
We’d like your thoughts on your short-game.
Just five simple questions.
If your handicap is 15 or above, then review your performance and technique on this shot.
Over the next 3 or 4 weeks keep a separate scorecard. It only comes into play when you have an approach shot, from the fairway, from between 30 and 60 yards.
We can take more golfers and help them hit new low scores, even in the colder months when the game is traditionally harder.
Golf isn’t just a sport. Golf isn’t just an activity that promotes physical health. It’s also a social activity.
We see so many golfers making a fake upper body turn. That mistake is even easier to make as the temperatures cool off.
We're going to make Golf easier this winter.
Help introduce a woman to golf and don’t be surprised at how good they could become.
We want to increase the number of women playing the game.
If you have a spouse who doesn’t play golf, then let us help to make sure you’ll get to play as much golf as you want.
Enjoy the health, lifestyle, social and fun benefits of golf
The pathway we want to take your child on at our facility is also a great pathway for anyone entering the game.
In the pathway of golf, there are two very large parts of the plan we should never ignore for your child.
Depending on the age and stage in development of your child we will, as coaches, have different objectives for your child.
As parents and coaches we want our children to be more active and to be successful at whatever they decide to try.
We have a number of different ways to introduce golf to your child or your children. Our focus is on making it as much fun as possible.
Have you ever noticed how much easier children can pick up new movement skills than adults?
Our lives have become fast-paced, trapped in front of screens with remote contact via skype or Facetime.
One of the richest benefits of golf can be found in what happens with your family down the years.
If you want to be a consistent ball striker, then simplifying your golf swing is a really important step.
The hands hold the golf club. That’s it. It’s that simple. They don’t initiate the backswing or the downswing.
I know that most golfers are looking to be better, more consistent ball strikers.
Why do they call it a Golf swing when the movements seem to be all about rotation and turning?
A bold statement. It doesn’t matter if you’re a senior; male or female; a better player, or an inexperienced golfer keen to continue their journey.
If you’re struggling to find the fairway consistently from the tee box, with decent distance, come and see us.
Getting away, off the tee, and hitting the fairway, will almost always mean your next 200+ yard walk is going to be a lot more pleasurable.
The fairway woods and hybrids from your bag are the longest clubs with the lowest loft you use off the floor.
So many golfers struggle to get the most out of their hybrids because they’re a little unsure of their technique.
Look at the length of the shaft on your fairway wood and check out the loft of the clubhead.
A common complaint we hear from golfers is that they struggle to hit the longer fairway woods off the floor.
Set yourself up off a flat lie to play ten 15-yard shots and see how many you can get within 8 feet and how many within 4 feet.
If you’re a regular golfer with a 15 – 24 handicap, then you could be 10 shots better with a good player’s short game from 100 yards in.
Last week we showed you a great practice game: Par 18 (click here for more info). Almost all golfers face the Par 18 challenge in their round every week.
If the weather discourages you from playing 18 or even 9; if you and a few friends want to find an alternative to a gym session,
or need an excuse to spend an hour at the golf facility, then ‘Par 18’ is great fun and a great way to practise.
I am going to start a series of articles on key benchmarks in your golf game that you should assess, but I want to start with a really important shoutout.
The world changes. Attitudes and expectations change. Retirement is a stage of life that’s changed. No longer does he go off to garden or the golf course to escape. No longer does she deal with all the household and family responsibilities alone.
There are so many ways to play golf. You don’t have to sit back and wait for the format to be dictated. Why not play a 4-man scramble amongst friends. It’s a really social experience and most shots are played from good lies.
The three biggest reasons to play golf more often this year are:
Too many golfers have succumbed to the pressures of modern life and disappeared from the game. Let’s help them find the passion again.
I’m not sure if there’s a more fulfilling activity than golf when people enter retirement. It continues to provide a challenge that offers a sense of reward and accomplishment.
There is a sense that the world is going too fast. Responsibilities and expectations have increased. There’s too much to be done, in too little time.
There are so many reasons that golf is a great activity for children. They’re outside, in a social activity, developing coordination, balance and ball striking skills, and having a lot of fun.
Breaking 90 – Don’t live with this problem. Amongst golfers shooting above 90 and especially 95 the most common fault we see is a combination of the wrong swing path AND the club face open to the path at impact.
Most golfers struggle with a left-to-right shot shape (left handers are vice versa). If that’s you it’s robbing you of distance; time in the fairway and on the greens; and fulfillment.
If you’re shooting above 90 or 95, then come and chat to us.
Have an assessment and let’s see how we can get you shooting in the 80’s more often, if not always.
How many times are you tricked on unfamiliar greens by which way your ball breaks as it gets to the hole?
We probably accept that Tour caddies are better at reading Putts than most of us. There’s an opinion that they’re masters of some “dark art” of green reading.
When you crouch down behind the ball or stand up and walk around the Putt, what are you really looking at? Do you have a process to read the green? Does your local knowledge suffice?
On TV it often looks like the Pros are making everything. You’d probably expect those statistics to be ‘better’. So, of the Putts they missed from 20 feet, what do you think the percentage breakdown of misses are?
In the last weeks I’ve been talking to those golfers who aren’t breaking 95 every time. Often we find that their golf has become too complicated. They’ve reached a level, but they don’t want to push on because they fear it might become even more complicated.
Exploiting rotational forces will not only add distance to your shots, it’ll help your ball striking consistency.
Here’s a drill that makes it impossible for you to manipulate the club. The club will lead the swing.
Often to improve your ball striking we need to simplify the golf swing.
Possibly we should measure the success of golf in the Olympics by how many people, especially youngsters, it inspired to try the game of golf.
Ball speed is the biggest factor in how much carry you achieve and is created by clubhead speed and quality of impact. Technique and physical conditioning both have a role to play in how much ball speed you can generate.
Your distance potential is determined to large extent by your clubhead speed and we want to make sure you’re not losing out. We can do this using a combination of appropriate technique adjustments and golf-specific fitness exercises.
Hitting long shots requires a high energy transfer from golfer to club to ball, and Smash Factor is a measure of this energy transfer.
This is a popular and effective way of preparing the body for efficient movement and getting into the habit of doing it regularly can improve your range of motion and help you generate more power and distance.
We’d like to see how much distance we can add to your game by helping you improve your flexibility using a set of exercises over a one-month period and assessing your swing before and after.
17 Golf rules you definitely need to know when playing in a tournament. A neat article in Golf Digest.
The rotational capacity of your hips, back and shoulders affects how much torque you can produce during your golf swing, which in turn affects your power and distance.
Here Martin Hall of Golf Channel shows you Gary Player’s drill to perfect the feeling of control of the Sand Wedge club head through impact.
There is a lot of confusing information written about the bunker shot, yet with the correct technique, this is an easy shot to play well. If you’re at all unsure of how to play this shot (beyond the words) or you’re struggling from greenside bunkers.
One of the tips when practicing bunker play is to draw a line in the sand about a cm behind the ball and to practice entering the sand there. For many, that tip creates a vision of the leading edge entering the sand at that point. If that’s the consequence then it will lead to digging and poor bunker play.
Bunker play is a great example of the danger of written instruction. Golfers have read a few guide points: Open the face, dig in the sand, aim behind the ball etc.; and then tried to apply those. Looking around your friends’ and playing partners’ bunker play, how many would you think are good bunker players?
This is one of the best examples of written instruction causing confusion. It’s interpreted by most as meaning take your grip and then rotate the gripped club to open the face.
Is your approach to a Par 3: ‘I was set this challenge, I’ll take it on no matter what”?
There should be a sequence of how you prepare your plan for how to attack a Par 3.
Have you tracked where you’re missing the green on Par 3’s?
Tee it up on a Par 3. But how high? Set yourself up to succeed on Par 3’s.
Whether you’re hitting the greens in regulation or spending most of your time in the rough trying to get up and down, a solid putting game will take a massive weight off your shoulders, increase your enjoyment and lower your score.
In the Drive, Chip & Putt Championship for Junior golfers, the participants will hit 3 chip shots to test their skill with the Wedge. This is actually a great competition to play amongst friends on a quick trip down to the club.
Have you considered measuring your tee-shot performance and tracking your improvement? Give this test a try.
There are so many ways to have fun hitting a golf ball. You can create your own variation on the Drive, Chip & Putting Championship scoring format to improve those skills that will deliver more fun on every hole.
Many of the better players get away with the wrong plane on their downswing most of the time because they’re able to make adjustments with their hands.
If you’re shooting in the lower 90’s with some good scores lower in the 80’s, but you’re inclined to lose the ball right (left for left handers) because of your first move on the downswing, then there’s a good chance you can become a very good golfer.
It might be easier than you think to improve your consistency. Without the proper posture, creating the correct plane for YOUR body will prove challenging
It’s really worth learning about how a golf swing that’s “on plane” can add enjoyment to your round.
If someone you know quit the game because it was too much of a struggle, let us help you recover that golfer by showing them the quickest journey to better golf.
Some golfers gave up the game because they couldn’t reach a standard that allowed them to enjoy the game. They see the route back to the game as being hours on the lesson tee and hours thereafter practicing. There is another way to make learning fun.
Golf, especially for someone who hasn’t played in a while, can offer a lot of punishment and heart-break. But we can change that.
Research indicates that over 40% of those who no longer play would actually like to play again. What can you and I do to recover those golfers?
How does a 140lb lady golfer hit the ball so far, so accurately, and so consistently?
Just as important as an upper body turn is on the backswing, so you need to be
able to extend through the impact zone and follow through.
Many golfers have never had any short game coaching. Even fewer have had a Putting lesson. And it shows in the performances from 40 yards in. It’s almost as if we expect to get to a level of skill where our approach shots find the green every time. Well, we don’t.
One of the advantages of youth is the ability to ‘separate’ the upper body and the hips.
You need to approach every hole aware of the risks, and the ability to know enough about your own game to appreciate where there’s a potential reward and where there isn’t.
Here's another exercise that is designed to improve your range of motion and your ability to make a good shoulder turn.
You’ll find that the game you have, to shoot under 85 consistently, will bring you so much joy. It’s not about your handicap, it’s about having the quality to get around a golf course with some control. If you’re shooting in the low 90’s, now is the time to make a leap
If you can use the next 3 months to improve your range of motion, then when you get to next make that golf swing, an improved range of motion will help you make a better swing.
The ability to separate the hips from the shoulders is important for an effective turn during the golf swing.
The hip flexor muscles must be flexible and strong if you want a stable, powerful golf swing. When they’re weak, compensation occurs, causing a number of swing limitations and injury.
Comerford’s Hip Complex is an exercise developed specifically to strengthen the hip rotators and improve stability, both vital to a powerful swing.
Have you thought about where you can make your next improvements? Think about it now.
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In this short video from Matt Every, there's a really neat idea about distance control with your irons and how you can improve while having some fun.
The manufacturers' advertising promises extra yards. That's great but for many of you, finding the Fairway more often would have a bigger impact not just on your scorecard, but your enjoyment. Here's a tip from Jim Furyk that might help.
Golf doesn’t have to be 18 holes and 4+ hours. Find a few friends, come down after work, and set up a competition around a practice area that might take only 30 – 45 minutes. You’ll have great fun in an environment where each shot counts.
Then here are four skills challenges to test yourself. These challenges will examine your short pitch, greenside bunker, long chip and lob shot skills. Keep score and test yourself regularly. Make sure you're improving and you'll shoot lower scores.
When you're buying a new Driver we should start with your swing and what improvement will make the biggest difference to your game.
You should always be prepared to measure your performance levels at different shot making skills. Practice ought to be helping you to improve your skills so that you're having more fun on the course. Here's a complete selection of 'skills challenges' to select from.
We all think we're beyond the fundamentals, but you should re-visit them often. Here's a fundamental many golfers miss and it makes a big difference to club head speed.