Coping with First Tee Jitters
Here it is, the big day. You’ve been preparing for this moment for weeks, your swing is in good shape, you’ve decided on your strategy for dismantling the golf course.…
Monthly Archives: December, 2014
Golf Swing Drill 401b. Transition: Left Hip Pull, Turn and Squat for Greater Consistency
This is the second of four simple drills that will enable you to quickly learn the most powerful movement in golf – the move that, more than anything else, differentiates…
How to Practise the Full Swing
Practice does not make perfect. Only perfect practice makes perfect. This quote from Vince Lombardi has become a bit of a cliché, but it’s one of the most important messages…
Golf Swing 502. Downswing: The Perfect Golf Impact Position
This article and its accompanying drills will help you to achieve tour-calibre ball striking! They will teach you how to get into the perfect impact position every time. You will…
Golf Sand Play: Adjusting to Different Lies and Sand Conditions in the Bunker
A good bunker player should expect to have a great chance of getting up-and-down from greenside bunkers, even with a less than perfect lie. To do that, you must be…
Golf Performance Programmes
The Golf Loopy golf performance programmes are guaranteed to make you a better golfer. Aimed squarely at the golfer who wants to play better, these programmes are the most advanced…
Dealing With Pressure
How can I avoid pressure when playing in competitions? This is a question we’re often asked by students, and our answer is that you shouldn’t even try! Pressure isn’t imagined,…
Putting Game: Golf Isn’t Fair!
Most golfers don’t realise it, but one of the quickest ways to lower your scores is to improve your ability to avoid three-putting when faced with longer putts. This applies…
The Perfect Practice Session
If you’re going to be the best golfer that you possibly can be, then hard work and talent aren’t enough. For optimal skill development, to improve as quickly as possible…
Golf Short Game: Hitting Partial Wedge Shots Solidly
The best way to control your distance between about 100 yards and 30 yards from the target, and to give yourself the best chance of getting it down in two,…