When I get on the course and I face that first chip of the day, my mouth tastes like metal, my heart tries to jump out of my chest and I’ll either chunk, skull, chilli-dip, or just about miss it.
An extraordinary golf coach, Fred Shoemaker sees golf in a far wider context than anyone that I’ve ever met before. He’s like a golf mystic.
Martin Chuck from Tour Striker Academy with a great tip on how maintain rotation through impact and avoid that chicken wing finish.
Martin Chuck from the Tour Striker Academy says you shouldn’t follow through on this type of shot. It’s more about letting the rhythm and weight of the club work in sync with the body.
Golf coach Tim O’Connor explains that results come from trying and failing, not from a series of tips and instruction manuals. Your own experience is your best guide.
Martin Chuck from Tour Striker Academy has a great piece of advice on how to get started when you’re running late to the first tee.
Here’s a move that Gary Player made famous and one that allowed him to keep up with Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer, despite being much smaller.
It’s just a guess, but I’d wager that on your list of things you’d like to accomplish this season there’s a line about sending your index down a few floors.
Martin Chuck from Tour Striker Academy has some terrific insight on why golfers top the ball and how you can avoid it in the future.
