What are your goals for 2026? I sat down and thought about what I would like to accomplish in golf in 2026 and came to two main areas of improvement: numbers and process/mentality. Numbers are pretty self-explanatory. Process/Mentality are more how I want to accomplish the above. I think these principles is what can propelContinue reading “Goals for 2026”
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Alignment Sticks and Early Release
Perhaps the most crucial of training aids. A pair of alignment sticks should require a slot in your bag just as much as your putter. Not only will they help you check your setup and direction of your body, you can actively use them as training aids IN YOUR SWING. One of my favorite drillsContinue reading “Alignment Sticks and Early Release”
How I Shoot in the 70s
Yesterday, I played a round where I shot 75 and have now shot in the 70s more times this year than I have shot in the 90s. I feel like I am starting to turn a corner in the consistency of my game, more often shooting in the low 80s and now in the midContinue reading “How I Shoot in the 70s”
Creating a Consistent, but Powerful, Swing
Lately, I have been with dealing with collapsing at the top of my backswing. This has led to a bit of inconsistency in my swing, loss of rhythm, errant timings, and all leading to some poor shots. After working with my coach, we came up with a drill that helps me shorten my swing whileContinue reading “Creating a Consistent, but Powerful, Swing”
Proper Weight Transfer in the Golf Swing (Key to Consistency & Power)
I think people overlook or don’t understand what proper weight transfer is in the golf swing. Most people are probably aware that your weight should finish on your lead side, but at what time does it shift in the swing? To a lot of people’s surprise, the weight shift should start a lot earlier inContinue reading “Proper Weight Transfer in the Golf Swing (Key to Consistency & Power)”
How to Recover from a Bad Round
Struggling after a bad golf round? Learn how to evaluate your performance with a simple post-round template to turn frustration into progress. We aren’t all Scottie Scheffler (not saying he doesn’t have bad rounds from time to time, but it certainly feels like he doesn’t!). A majority of us are going to have a “badContinue reading “How to Recover from a Bad Round”
New YouTube Shorts
Are you struggling with your short game or looking a feel to lock in during your downswing? Well I have two new YouTube shorts out this past week that I think would really help you! In the below video, I go over three quick downswing feels that I have been using lately and have seeingContinue reading “New YouTube Shorts”
Tournament Finish and Recap
If you read my latest article, you would have known that I actually played in a tournament on July 29 at Blue Ridge Shadows Golf Club and it was a great time. I was lucky enough to get to the course about an hour early and gave myself plenty of time to lock in. TheContinue reading “Tournament Finish and Recap”
Tournament Prep
I’m playing in an one-day tournament sponsored by the Virginia State Golf Association. How am I going to try and prep for it? I love thinking about how to work my way around a course. Some shots call for power, some shots call for placement. First thing I like to do is review the layoutContinue reading “Tournament Prep”
Benefits of the Impact Bag
You have probably seen an impact bag before, otherwise known as a Smash Bag. It looks something like this. There a few major benefits from training with an impact bag, primarily being able to feel the main impact position. It helps you get your hands and weight forward and I have been LOVING using thisContinue reading “Benefits of the Impact Bag”
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