The short game is where golfers truly save strokes. While driving and iron play are important, it’s the ability to recover around the green and sink critical putts that separates good players from great ones. A strong short game can turn missed greens into saved pars and lower your overall score significantly. Whether you’re a…
Navigating uphill and downhill lies around the green can be tricky for any golfer. These uneven lies add a layer of complexity to your short game, requiring adjustments in your setup, club selection, and swing technique. Misjudging a slope can lead to mishits, poor distance control, and lost scoring opportunities. Mastering chipping on sloped terrain…
Golf is more than just a game—it’s a skill that teaches patience, focus, and discipline. For young players, mastering golf can open doors to competitive opportunities, scholarships, and even lifelong enjoyment of the sport. But while self-teaching or relying on YouTube videos may seem convenient, there’s no substitute for personalized guidance from a golf coach….
Golf is a game of precision, patience, and endless practice. If you’ve ever wondered what separates the best golfers in the world from the rest of us, you’ve probably come across the concept of the 10,000-hour rule. Popularized by Malcolm Gladwell in his book Outliers, the rule suggests that it takes roughly 10,000 hours of…
Do You Have the Chipping Yips? We’ve all had the chipping yips—let’s be honest. They’re frustrating, embarrassing, and can shake your confidence on the course. But the good news is that the chipping yips can be overcome with the right combination of mental and technical strategies. Understanding the Chipping Yips Do you find yourself suddenly…
Are you ready to learn my best putting tips for new golfers? Lower your golf score at least 5 strokes per round of golf by improving only your putting! Yes, it’s true. Your putting can really make that big of difference in your golf score. Reduce 3 putts and 4 putts and instead start taking…
If there is a blind spot that most amateur golfers have when hitting the practice area, it is the mid-range shot from 70 to 100 yards when entering a green. Most don’t consider how crucial the wedge or high-iron into a green is on the final score. A well struck median shot can set up the…
Here’s a scenario when hitting a soft landing chip shot is important. Picture a normal green that is pretty wide, and then picture a narrow green that is not very wide. Imagine you’ve sliced your approach shot with your iron and missed the green to the right about flag high. However, since you’re coming from…
If you’re wondering how far you should hit a 60 degree wedge, then you’re in the right place. In this guide I’ll share everything you need to know about a 60 degree wedge to help you decide if you should have one in your golf bag as part of your 14 golf clubs. I also…
In today’s guide let’s talk about the importance of mastering the 30 yard wedge shot in golf. It’s one of the more common distances you may find yourself from the green. For example, if you are playing a longer Par 4 and come up short on your approach shot. Or if you’re playing a Par…
