I call transition, that is, when the back swing ends and the down swing begins, “the fork in the road.” This is the moment when most players try to add a little something to their effort and destroy the very fragile sequence that leads to impact. Remember, the road to impact is a very gradual increase in speed, never sudden!

Reminder: Someone once said that “practice makes perfect, that’s incorrect, in fact, perfect practice makes perfect.” You first need to statistically chart your golf rounds to truly understand your weakness, then organize by time percentage what areas of your game need the most attention.