It’s hard to change where you’re going when you don’t know what’s driving you there
This strategy of working hard to do things the right way had worked in many other areas of my life, but not in golf. What the hell?
This strategy of working hard to do things the right way had worked in many other areas of my life, but not in golf. What the hell?
Martin Chuck from the Tour Striker Academy in Phoenix, Arizona has a great demonstration of how being properly connected to the ground can give you added power and distance.
A year end report card is a first step in developing a plan for improvement. Your honest assessment should be comprehensive, precise and written down.
Martin Chuck from the Tour Striker Academy has a simple fix to help you add leverage to your golf swing and add more distance.
A DIY game improvement program has lots of rabbit holes and a few set-backs but ultimately can help you better understand your problems and how to fix them.
Many golfers struggle because they are constantly seeking tips to fix their problems. UK coach Karl Morris laments that golf is in the midst of a “social media circus.”
Golf professionals are chronically frustrated that many players play the wrong tees for their age and ability, depriving themselves of fun and slowing the pace of play.
Martin Chuck from the Tour Striker Academy has a great tip to use your “magic hands” to swing more effectively.
In this segment we discuss why golfers aren’t getting better and how the mental side of golf is finally opening up and being recognized as a real issue to be dealt with.