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Overweight golfers (which I am one) face some unique challenges. The golf swing is one of the most critical elements of the game, and it can be challenging for overweight golfers to achieve the right movement and balance. However, with the right modifications, overweight golfers can develop a golf swing that works for them. Understanding […]
Is there anything worse than three or four putting a hole? Missing putts—especially short ones—hurts no matter what course you play. It inflates your scores and erodes your confidence. Draining more putts, on the other hand, lowers scores, builds confidence, and makes you a force on the greens. A critical step in improving your putting […]
Four Pillars of a Fit Mind Tiger Woods created greater awareness of the benefits of getting in great shape to play professional golf. Since then, we’ve seen more and more Tour players pumping iron, doing crunches, and practicing Pilates. We’ve also seen more weekend golfers working out That’s good. Getting in good shape with your […]
Recently, I compared several golf magazines that featured the most effective golf tips and drills from articles written by teachers held in high regard by the pros—Dave Peltz, David Ledbetter, and Jim McLean, to name some. I then developed a list of what I considered the 10 best golf tips of the bunch, based on […]
If your swing is too steep, you’ll hit it fat or slice it right. To hit it long and straight, you must swing the club around your body. To do this, you need to keep your elbows level at the top of your swing. The following drill will train you to keep your swing on […]