This is the second in a series of articles on the Natural Swing. The first article provided golf tips on the fundamental principles of the swing. In this article we look at the starting form for the swing, providing a brief golf lesson on the set up. Golf instruction sessions say that a flawless starting […]

The decision to play a hole or a round conservatively or aggressively plagues every golfer at one time or another. Which of us hasn’t been tempted to hit the “miracle” shot, the kind that players talk about in the clubhouse years later. But gambling too often in golf can be costly, especially if you’re a

He’s killing me…absolutely killing me. Every time I see Phil in the hunt on Sunday I just wait for the gambler in Phil to come out, make a poor decision, hit a big slice (ala US Open last summer) and crumble. As a fan I love that this possibility exists…but I fear he has exorcised

Sometimes little things make a big difference. That’s why professional golfers really scrutinize the greens when putting. They examine the green from different angles to discover its contour. They walk to the hole and back to gauge distance. And they review the stand behind the ball to plot a putting line. They try to account

We’ve all done it at least once. Coming over the top is an all too common problem among players with high golf handicaps. In fact, it’s one of the biggest faults I encounter with players who come to me for golf lessons. For some weekend golfers, however, coming over the top is more than just