Performance Golf Training 5: Focus on Root Cause, not Symptoms
If you are trying to address an issue with your swing, don’t make the mistake of trying to fix the symptom. Make sure you are addressing the real issue
If you are trying to address an issue with your swing, don’t make the mistake of trying to fix the symptom. Make sure you are addressing the real issue
Performance Golf Training 2: Driver Accuracy part 2 In the first driver accuracy video I used shorter, slower swings at a 100-yard target to get a feel for my impact position and my swing path, and to establish a baseline...
Performance Golf Training 3: Mid-Iron Distance Control 1 In this video I’ll address a different game issue: determining distances for irons. As you see from the video, my philosophy is to find the average carry yardage for each iron using...
Use Scorecard Stats To Set Your Priorities and Improve Faster One of the keys to playing your best golf more consistently is to reduce the number of things you focus on in practice. This may seem counter intuitive, and you...
Ahh, the Masters. Greatest theater in golf. This year was no exception as Bubba Watson beat Louis Oosthuizen with an incredible hooking gap wedge out of the woods from 155 yards out on the second playoff hole. Earlier in the...
Santa Clara, CA (PRWEB) March 01, 2012 World long drive champion and PGA professional Eric Jones will speak on the main stage at the Bay Area Golf Show on March 2-4, 2012 at the Santa Clara Convention Center. He’ll be...
Performance Metrics 4: Scorecard Analysis 2 In this lesson we break down the results from my recent tournament competition. We’ll see how to analyze the stats and then use the analysis to determine game priorities. Then we’ll translate those priorities...
If you want to play golf a long time, avoid injury, and consistently play to your highest potential some sort of fitness regimen is a must, and a golf-tailored fitness program is even better. Long before fitness was made a...
Performance Metrics 3: Prepping for a Golf Tournament Let’s say that you want to improve your golf game. You want to shoot lower scores and you want to know what to work on in you practice sessions in order to...
Performance Metrics 1: Focus on Baselines for Results If the shortest distance between two points is a straight line, why do most golfers approach the process of improving like it is a roller coaster ride? In this issue we kick...
One of the keys to improving your consistency is finding the right tempo for your swing. Tempo is simply the rhythm of your swing – the cadence of your backswing and downswing. Maintaining a consistent tempo will improve your ball...
One of the most critical steps you can take to improve the consistency of your golf swing is to get yourself into athletic balance. Balance is so fundamental you more than likely take it for granted. But just because you...
Maintaining your spine angle throughout the swing is one of the most important ways to improve your consistency – primarily because it will help you to deliver the club face square to the ball at impact. On the other hand,...
Everybody would like to play more consistent golf. And no wonder. The essence of consistency is reliability and predictability. When we have a swing we can rely on to produce predictable results, we play with more confidence, have more fun,...
The first key to playing consistent golf is developing a consistent approach to each shot, or pre-shot routine. You know consistency is a critical component of playing great golf. If you’re like most golfers you probably think of consistency as...
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