I do not usually slice or push the ball. If I miss it is usually left, but that is a story for another day. If you do slice, Rick Shiels has a video that is simple to follow and easy to replicate. If you slice the ball, this video is worth watching.
I am a grateful golfer! See you on the links!
Most golfers have tried a variation of their putting grip. Regardless of how good of a short game we have, trying new putting grips from time to time is a must. Over the years I have tried a few, but have always reverted back to my old faithful. Now, I do not even try new grips because I have confidence that what I use now is best for my game. Can you say the same?
Continue readingEvery golf shot requires mental and physical effort to execute. The ability to follow proved steps of success in order to shot lower golf scores takes a process that is simple and easy to replicate. Rick Shiels explains the simple three step process that will work for everyone. I use this process most of the time with great results. If you do not have a consistent pre-shot routine, I suggest to give a listen to what Shiels has to say.
Continue readingRecently, I watched a three season comedy call Ted Lasso. There was on short scene that strikes me as fitting for any golfer. Well actually, it is great advice for any competitor. I wish I could have see this quick clip many years ago. For now, I will use it with the teams I coach moving forward.
Basically, do not dwell on poor or missed golf shots. Be a goldfish and focus on the next golf shot!
Have a terrific Tuesday!
I am a grateful golfer! See you on the links!
Topping the ball is a challenge that plagues many beginners. I know when I first started this miss hit was a minor issue. I corrected this swing hitch, but I never really thought of how. I just continued to hit more and more balls without being conscious of what I was doing. After all these years of playing, I came across a video by Hank Haney that actually described my error from long ago. It is a simple fix and I wish I knew about it when I first started.
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