Here we are. Prepare to be inspired by the Masters. Enjoy the entertainment. Gorge on golf. But then, next week get out there. Bring that inspiration to your golf game. Whether it's learning, practicing, or playing, enjoy the greatest game on the planet: http://bit.ly/2VzNV6k
Next week is April, and we all know what that means. Yes, it’s time for The Masters, and the golf season is off and running. April 11th to 14th at Augusta is when one of the greatest shows on earth gets underway.
Why not try something new this week? On approach shots, take one club more than you think you need, make a good shoulder turn but concentrate on tempo rather than power. Let us know how it goes: http://bit.ly/2HxKlq6
Most of you know that your position at address isn’t the same as your position at impact. But not so many amateur golfers can show us the correct impact position. We can help: http://bit.ly/2Cgptzm
The young guns are all over the major golf tours now. They’re lithe, strong, and can hit the golf ball a long, long way. But in recent weeks two of the older members of the PGA Tour have reminded us that to be at the top you need to be able to play all sorts of shots. Click here to watch the videos: https://bit.ly/2HjvQoW
Why do you want to play better golf? If you speak to fitness trainers many will tell you that a customer who says “I want to lose weight” is already a lost cause. It is insufficient motivation to stick with a fitness program.
Golf is the same. For most of us, “I want to lower my handicap” is not actually a great motivator to stick with an improvement plan. Want to chat about your motivation for improvement?: http://bit.ly/2UagW7P
It is often said that the quickest way to lower your handicap or improve your scorecard is to improve your putting and then your short game. But I wonder if lowering your handicap is the biggest motivator for improvement? Which would be more likely to motivate you: lowering your handicap or having a more enjoyable round? http://bit.ly/2T5U3oF
The new rules have come in for some scrutiny in the professional tournaments around the world over the past couple of weeks. There’s clearly clarification on the rules required in some cases.
Which of the rules is your particular favorite and which one seems the most pointless to you? Let me know what you think? http://bit.ly/2Svv4vD
We have two swing thoughts that will help you get the maximum enjoyment out of golf this January:
Play the conditions. Don’t fight them. Be less aggressive; swing easier; but do make a shoulder turn. Warm up properly and make sure you rotate. Second, embrace the different environments and conditions. Don’t hide. Don’t hibernate. There’s real beauty in our winter: http://bit.ly/2AOA6IF
Amongst the resolutions people will have made for 2019, many will fall under the categories of “Health & well-being”; “Social engagement”; and “Time for yourself”. Guess what? Golf delivers on all of those.
Don’t let golf become a sport that isn’t embraced in winter. Don’t let poor weather conditions deter you. Embrace the changes from day to day. Get outside. Keep walking. Keep healthy. Keep playing: http://bit.ly/2QylqCM
You read about the best golfers making the case of golf being a sport that exercises the mind. Does it exercise yours? Read more: http://bit.ly/2z9jURJ
So, the big question for you is: how much do you want to play better golf? Are you sure about "why" you’d want to play better golf? Click here for more: http://bit.ly/2RGwqPd
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When we look at club choice, amateurs select a club for approach shots that, if they hit it perfectly, will get to the middle of the green. Try a round where you choose a club that should get to the very back of the green, and then see if you hit more greens.
I’ve watched quite a few golfers playing mid-range pitch shots over the last weeks. There seems to be one of two techniques used by the majority to try and get the ball to stop quickly. Learning to play this shot well with the correct technique will make a big difference to your scorecard. Contact us now: http://bit.ly/2z0e0kO
The ball flight of the Professionals on mid and longer wedge shots is almost always significantly lower than those we see amateurs playing. But these lower flighted shots land, hop and stop quickly. Can yours do that? Contact us: http://bit.ly/2J1Azdr
For what it’s worth, we’d like to make the observation that team golf is a lot of fun. Despite the heat of battle at the Ryder Cup, it’s a very social event. Anyone want to give it a try? Let us know: http://bit.ly/2zOxjiP
It’s Ryder Cup week. What an event. What spectacle. In a suburb in the southwest of Paris, France the 42nd Ryder Cup Matches will take place on the Albatros Course of Le Golf National, Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines.
Do the players allow the stage and emotion to take them to greater playing heights? Watch the video by opening our newsletter: http://bit.ly/2QaHsM6
A part of our job is to help improve your golf experience. So, don’t let a struggle ruin your next game of golf. If something isn’t right with your game; if it is a struggle on most days; or you know you ought to be hitting it better; then please contact us: http://bit.ly/2DbVLy9
On a scale of zero to ten, each time you play, how important is your playing experience? By that I mean your experience hitting your shots?
If you played better next week than you did the previous time out, would you be more or less likely to enjoy yourself more? Read more now: http://bit.ly/2Qq3hIb
We want you to focus on how much pleasure there is, for the vast majority of regular and occasional golfers, in a golf shot that’s struck in the sweet spot. They say it’s the one great shot that brings you back again.
“The founders of this great game came from a generation where everything was a struggle; just for life. So why shouldn’t golf be a struggle as well? And to even out that struggle between competitors, a handicapping system was introduced."
Brooks Koepka bags his third Major in 14 months and becomes only the 5th person to win the US Open and PGA Championship in the same year. To see how we can help you enjoy your golf more click here: http://bit.ly/2MYd2v5
Women have been a significant part of the growth in golf over the last decade. Therefore, it’s pleasing to see another new youngster at the top of the leaderboard. Congratulations to Georgia Hall... To see how we can help you further click here: http://bit.ly/2OmyJ8q
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