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In life it’s the little things that often mean a lot. Golf is the same way. It’s why players take golf lessons. It’s also why we read golf tips. A slight change in your stance or your swing spells can produce rewards. The difference between success and failure in golf is small. Many players with […]
If you slice and hook shots off the tee indiscriminately or you make contact on the heel or the toe of the club more than on the sweet spot, your swing tempo may be off. For some, the loss of tempo is only temporary. They quickly gain it back. But for others, it’s habitual. Either […]
Slicing is among golf’s top swing faults. In fact, it’s probably the biggest fault in the game, bigger even than hooking—another major swing error—or topping. For example, more players who take my golf lessons slice the ball than hook or top it. Unfortunately, a big slice gets you into trouble, hurting your golf handicap. If […]
Putting represents almost half of the strokes played during a round, so anything that improves your putting—whether it’s taking golf lessons or practicing golf tips provided by a professional—improves your scores and your golf handicap. Just think how many putts you make in a typical round, without three-putting a hole. One way to fine tune […]