. For amateurs pitching or lobbing the ball over a bunker can be a scary experience. Usually, their fear is greatly increased by a lack of understanding of technique. Amateurs must understand that most short game shots are “specialty shots” and full swing technique rules “need not apply.” You’ve heard the term “one piece takeaway.”…
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Examine your hands and the club head at the finish. If the clubhead finishes above your hands, I would term that a “hold” finish. Okay if you desire to not release the club. If you finish with the clubhead below your hands, I would term that a “released” finish. This will most likely result in…
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[ezcol_1half][/ezcol_1half] [ezcol_1half_end] . . . 1) Get into the present tense 2) Plan the shot / paint the picture 3) Club selection – Distance, Lie, Wind, Flag Position, Evaluation. Compute the factors 4) Set up the machine – Your routine. . YOU CAN GET A FREE VIDEO GOLF LESSON FROM TOM PATRI TO IMPROVE YOUR…
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[ezcol_1half][/ezcol_1half] [ezcol_1half_end] If you suffer from the classic “over the top chop” and big slices, you must learn to correct “the path” of your swing. All you’ll need is a 5 or 6 iron, a handful of tees, a pile of practice balls, and a 2×4. Lay the 2×4 so it is in line with…
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.. Your posture should be what I refer to as “athletic ready.” Picture a shortstop, a quarterback, a tennis player receiving a serve; they are all “athletic ready.” Slight knee flex, bent slightly forward from the pelvic area, arms in a relaxed position, head in line with the spine. Now you’re ready and able to…
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Part 4, Concusion
