Turn up at most driving ranges on a Saturday morning and you will see the same thing repeated down the entire line: bucket after bucket of full-swing …
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 …
Stand on any practice ground on a Saturday morning and watch what golfers do with their wedges. They hit the pitching wedge full, then the gap wedge full, then …
Watch a mid-handicap golfer walk into a greenside bunker and you can usually predict the result before the club touches the sand. The stance narrows instead of …
Stand on any practice green on a Saturday morning and watch what golfers actually work on. Nearly everyone is dropping three balls around the hole from six feet …
Ask most club golfers how far they hit their seven-iron and you will get an answer with real confidence behind it. Ask them how they arrived at that number and …
Ask most golfers about their grip and they will talk about hand position. Strong, weak, neutral, where the V’s point, how many knuckles show on the lead …
Ask most club golfers what costs them the most shots and they will point to something dramatic: the drive that finds the trees, the approach that comes up short …
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 …
What Tour Players Do at Address That Amateurs Never Even Think About Walk onto the range at any professional event and you’ll see the same thing in front …
