Use physics (not feelings) to hit great bunker shots
Martin Chuck from the Tour Striker Academy has a “goof proof” method for learning how to get out of bunkers.
Performance
6 at-home fitness routines to help you be ready for the upcoming golf season
t’s that time of year when many people start to think about getting in better shape. This is especially true of golfers in cold-weather climates who now have extra hours to spend on their bodies while they wait for warmer days.
Moe Norman’s secret: ‘Bank’ your feet to make crisp contact
Few people realize how much Moe worked on his FOOTWORK to help him achieve such powerful, consistent contact.
It’s counterintuitive, but a coaching approach allows people to discover their own brilliance
My job is not to swoop in, save the day, and tell them what to do. My job is not to solve their issues with information. Rather, my job is to empower the student.
Steal this “elevated tee” drill to guarantee pure contact
Here’s an interesting tip from Martin Chuck on how to develop feel by building the proper mechanics into your swing. He uses an extra long tee that looks to be about a foot long to support the ball.
Improve your timing and impact with this fun range picker drill
This drill isn’t about trying to hit the ball picker as it drives by. However, it’s a fun drill and can definitely improve your timing and impact.
How to waggle your way to better ball striking
Martin Chuck from The Tour Striker Academy says, “You may not think this little pre-shot routine is important but there’s a reason winners waggle.”
Australian Scott Hend hoping to send positive message on men’s health
The Australian legend, a 10-time winner on the Asian Tour, admits that he previously shared a ‘bulletproof’ attitude to life common to many, before his circumstances changed dramatically in 2021 following a shock diagnosis.
Study reveals same health benefits gained from push or power trolley to carrying your golf bag
“By far the major contributor to the energy expenditure of golf is walking itself. The act of striking the ball or carrying the clubs is a much more minor contributor than walking.”
