The Real Reason You’re Catching the Ball Thin Thin shots — when you hit the ball too high on the face or even the equator — happen for one reason: your low point is behind the ball. That means the club is moving upward when it should still be traveling slightly downward through impact. Instead…
Why Confidence Is a Skill (Not a Feeling) Most golfers wait for confidence to show up after they play well — but the truth is, confidence doesn’t come from results. It comes from repetition, structure, and small, measurable wins that reinforce belief in your swing. Professionals build their confidence intentionally, not emotionally. Think about it…
Why Partial Wedges Separate Good Players from Great Players If there’s one skill that defines how consistently you score inside 100 yards, it’s controlling your partial wedges. Anyone can swing full speed, but the best players know how to hit half and three-quarter shots with precision. These shots fill the gaps between full-swing yardages —…
The Myth of “Hitting Down Harder” Most golfers chase compression by trying to hit down on the ball more. They hear phrases like “trap it,” “hit it with hands ahead,” or “create lag,” and they start chopping steeply or forcing shaft lean. The result? Fat shots, weak fades, and sore wrists. The truth is, compression…
Why Flipping Happens in the First Place If you’re losing power and seeing weak, high shots that curve off line, odds are you’re flipping the club at impact. “Flipping” happens when your wrists release too early—often as a reaction to poor sequence or steep swing plane. The clubhead passes your hands before impact, creating inconsistent…
Why Small Adjustments Create Big Results Most golfers think they need a swing overhaul to lower their scores, but the truth is that better golf starts with small adjustments. A tweak in setup, a smarter target, or a new pre-shot thought can easily save five to ten strokes without changing your natural swing. These 25…
Why Pros Control Ball Flight So Easily Ever wonder how tour players make the ball soar high with soft spin one hole and then flight it low under the wind the next? It’s not magic—it’s control of spin and launch. When you own those two variables, you own your trajectory. Most amateurs never really understand…
Why Breaking 90 Is More About Decisions Than Swing Mechanics Most golfers trying to break 90 chase swing fixes, not score fixes. They think one perfect move will suddenly drop their scores, but the truth is, breaking 90 is about decisions, not mechanics. You don’t need to hit it 300 yards or have a tour-level…
The Moment of Truth in Every Chip or Pitch Every great wedge shot — whether it’s a low spinner that hops and stops or a soft, high floater — comes down to one thing: impact. That single moment when the club meets the ball determines launch, spin, and consistency. Yet most golfers never really feel…
The Hidden Key to Consistency Every golfer wants to be consistent. They chase perfect mechanics, repeatable tempo, and solid contact — yet overlook the one element that ties it all together: swing path. Your path controls the direction your club travels through the hitting zone and, when matched with the face angle, it determines exactly…
