Golf Articles

This is the third in a series of articles on the Natural Swing. The previous articles provided golf tips on the swing’s fundamental principles and its starting form. Here, we examine the backswing, providing a brief golf lesson on what proponents of the Natural Swing call the “loading motion.” The Natural Swing emphasizes that the […]

Golf is a thinking man’s game. You’ve probably heard this said a thousand times. But when they talk about golf being a thinking man’s game, they’re primarily talking about the short game. Shots beyond 125 yards are rather basic. You select a club, pick a target, and hit the ball with a full swing. Shots

Swing thoughts on the practice range are an unquestioned strategy. They simplify a complex situation. They speed the learning process. And they help develop trust in your swing. How about during a match? Do swing thoughts help there? What are the best swing thoughts to have? While instructors differ on which are the best swing

Players who know how to shape shots have a significant advantage scoring-wise over those who don’t. Shaping your shots not only reduces scores and golf handicaps, it dramatically alters the way you play the game. So if you’re serious about improving your game, you must learn how to shape shots. But where do you start

Every golfer misses greens. If you can’t get the ball near the hole (or in it) in this situation, your scores will skyrocket. However, if you can get up and down, you’ll keep those bogeys and double bogeys at bay. It’s called scoring. And the key to scoring is assessing the lie, selecting the right