The transition — that brief moment when your swing changes direction from backswing to downswing — is one of the most misunderstood and mistimed parts of the golf swing. Yet, it’s also one of the most important. A clean, well-sequenced transition creates the foundation for everything that follows: shallowing the club, generating lag, syncing body…
Launch Angle Isn’t Just About Loft Many golfers hear terms like “launch angle” and “angle of attack” and assume they mean the same thing—or that both are just about hitting up or down. But that’s only part of the story. Launch angle and angle of attack are two very different measurements, and both play a…
There’s nothing more frustrating than hitting a beautiful drive and approach, only to chunk or blade a short pitch and throw away your chance at par. These pitch shots—from 20 to 60 yards—should be your scoring bread and butter. But for many golfers, they’re a constant source of stress. The good news? If you’re chunking…
Curvature Is Not an Accident If you’ve ever asked, “Why did that ball curve so much?” or “How do pros hit the same draw over and over?”, the answer almost always comes back to face-to-path. Curvature isn’t random. It’s not about holding off the finish or “releasing the hands” at the right time. Every fade,…
Not every golfer should play the course the same way — and not every low score is the result of better swings. Your scoring mindset shapes how you approach risk, recover from mistakes, and build momentum across 18 holes. Some players thrive on taking chances. Others score better by keeping things simple. The key is…
Pressure Is Part of the Game Every round of golf includes a pressure putt. A must-make for par. A short putt to save a great hole. A final-hole putt to break 90, 80, or 100. These moments create tension, even for experienced players. Your hands tighten. Your thoughts speed up. You feel the weight of…
Is Your Clubface Really Square? Most golfers have no idea where their clubface is pointing during the swing. They make a good move, strike the ball cleanly, and then wonder why the shot starts left or sails right. What they don’t realize is that face angle—not swing path—is often the real culprit. Elite ball-strikers don’t…
If you’re consistently shooting in the low 80s, you’re already a solid golfer. But breaking through into the 70s — and doing it regularly — requires a different level of precision and discipline. It’s not about hitting five more perfect shots. It’s about thinking differently, managing misses better, and executing under pressure more consistently. In…
The green is where the scorecard gets written — and it’s also where some of the most specific and misunderstood golf rules come into play. From marking and cleaning your ball to dealing with the flagstick or another player’s ball in your line, it’s easy to get tripped up if you’re not sure what’s allowed….
The scoring zone—20 to 60 yards—is where rounds are saved or lost. These aren’t full swings, and they’re not chips either. Too many golfers guess their way through these shots, relying on feel alone. That leads to inconsistent distance control and blown opportunities to get up-and-down. If you want to shoot lower scores, you need…
