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The right way to start back is low and slow. Those first few inches are the swing’s most critical maneuver. But many weekend golfers start their swings by lifting the clubhead upward, creates a tight, upright backswing. This type of backswing leads to all kinds of trouble. The drill below trains you to start back […]
Length without accuracy, as we often say in our golf tips newsletter, does little to shave strokes from your golf handicap. Accuracy without distance also does little to shave strokes from your golf handicap. What’s needed is both distance and length. Some call it useable accuracy. Useable accuracy is hitting the fairway with sufficient distance […]
If you want to save strokes—and lower your golf handicap simultaneously—learn how to ht from uneven lies. They cost you more strokes than you probably realize. Hitting from an uphill or downhill lie may not seem too challenging, but it can be the difference between hitting or missing a green in regulation. Or, it can […]