The Golf Intervention Podcast answers the big questions about why golfers struggle to improve.
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It’s a fun concept that will improve with time. Biggest upgrade would be a move to TrackMan. I know why they use the other, but it’s not nearly as accurate. Diminishes the competition, IMO.
How did @TigerWoods become the great player the game has ever seen? He challenged convention.
Tiger decided to take on major swing changes after winning the @TheMasters and becoming number one in the world. Why change they said? Because I don’t want to just be the best I the world, I want to be the best ever.
Ask yourself, do you want to find the highest ceiling of your golf potential?
If the answer is yes, what will you do to make that happen?
This grip could help smooth out a yippy or twitchy right hand. When it gets to that point, it usually can’t hurt to try something completely different.
“Tips and Tricks” are largely useless when it comes to #Golfimprovement.
Learn what skills you need to acquire or improve and train them properly.
It’s not quick or easy most times.
5 ways to improve your golf game, without swing changes and excessive practice.
1. Get a good club fitting. Properly fit clubs, if you don’t already have them, can have a big positive affect on how you control the ball.
5. Take time to warmup both full swing and shortgame before your round. You should spend at least 15 minutes putting to adequately judge the green speeds, and should have time to at least hit a few chips, pitches and bunker shots as well.
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Maybe instead of “fixing your slice,” learn how to hit a draw.
“Do this” instead of “don’t do that” is a superior mindset for improvement.
I hear a lot that “I can’t chip.”
It more likely that you don’t know how to chip.
For golfers that shoot over 90 on average, it is likely that a lower lofted club like a 7-iron with a putting style stoke is most affective.
Chipping is not a half swing with a sand wedge.
We don’t do, #golftips.
We teach the concepts of improvement in three steps:
1. Improve contact
2. Control ball flight.
3. Build skills to match goals.
Special guest Iain Highfield of @gltgolf joins @RobFailesGolf on the latest episode. Check it out! podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
