Most amateurs look up after an iron shot and read the ball flight for clues, which is a bit like reading a weather report after the storm has already passed …
Most golfers can tell you their grip pressure, their preferred shot shape, and roughly where their swing tends to go wrong under pressure. Very few can tell …
Ask a mid-handicap golfer what goes wrong with their chipping and you will get a long list: they thin it across the green, they chunk it three feet, they scoop …
Every golfer who has played more than a handful of rounds knows the feeling. The tee shot has drifted into the trees, there is a gap somewhere up ahead that …
Ask a club golfer which bunker shot frightens them and almost all of them will name the greenside one, the delicate splash from soft sand by the putting …
The driving range is a flat lie machine. Every ball a club golfer hits in practice sits on a level mat or a level patch of turf, the feet square to a level …
There is a club in your bag that you do not write home about. It is not the driver, with its crown the size of a soup bowl and its capacity to ruin a Saturday …
