Chris Ryan Golf

Listen to Matt, he’s a smart guy!

Back in the day it was always, open the face then open the stance until the leading edge is back at 90 degrees to the target, I’m not a big fan of that advice!

A little open is ok, but pretty square is where I like it, and you can still open the face from there

Lost count of how many people have said to me over the years that ‘you shouldn’t lift the arms’ in the backswing…. but that is exactly what you should do!

Yes you can over do it like most things, but blending body turn and arm lift can get you into a great spot at the top, things are a lot easier from there!

We all want to hit the hero shot that leaves a tap in….. but it soften smarter to stay away from that and play the percentages

The ‘perfect’ shot often has very little margin for error, if rather you choose a shot that allows you to hit a less that perfect shot and still get a decent result.

Stay disciplined, play smart and resist the temptation to pull off the hero shot

Heavy club or light club? If the club sets too late in the swing in can lead to a top of the backswing lacking structure, and that was the case for Tom

Once we had the club a little more under control and gave him some simple external cues around where to land the club the strike improved dramatically

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