CswGolf

The magic of working with incredible learners
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Shifting an Aim bias from 1-.5/2 degrees to the right to neutral utilising
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Measure don’t guess… by establishing a baseline set of data without any coaching interventions and or opinions you are best able to identify a players natural tendencies
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This player had a 0 degree face change movement pattern, so don’t go messing with their stroke mechanics
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helped to identify where the player could see visually the target line with minimal bias
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Use this new found knowledge and set up to create a new pre shot routine
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Simple and clear changes that actually move the needle
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More doesn’t = better
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Ball position and shaft lean at set up also gained optimal launch conditions again with minimal interference with simple set up adjustments ✅✅✅
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3 for 2 🔑’s
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It’s been over 20 years since I first had the pleasure of meeting and working with the one and only Mac O’Grady. Thank you Belsh for all you have done for me as a player and coach over the years too…
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He was and is a revolutionary influence on the golf coaching industry and formed the basis of my early learning under the MORAD system…
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There aren’t many leading coaches across the globe who don’t daily reference terminology or thoughts he formulated so many years ago…
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Learn from the past, respect the history of the game and your craft and be open minded to where the future lies…
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A growth mindset and openness to challenge and change are essential to keep improving as a coach…
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Be a Student as well as an expert at all times and never stop learning…
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Who remembers VHS tapes and Casio Cameras and lines drawn onto tv screens with white board markers 📼🎥📹📸
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Just a small snapshot of putter grip styles available in this store in Japan…
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My favourite is the Top Left standard Scotty Cameron (mimicking the PingMan Original grip) working your way to bottom Right with the huge and uncomfortable Two thumb grip…
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Why do I have this preference, I like the putter handle to sit in my hand naturally following the size and contours of my hand…
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✅ This allows my hand to wrap around the grip with ease and full connection of the finger pads and heel pad of my hand…
✅ The more points of contact the greater the chance I have of playing the tune I want, just like a musical instrument the tool should mould to your anatomy and vice versa🪈
✅ By building this harmony with my putter grip it becomes an extension of my body and so at one with my movements it is literally a part of me…
✅ The lighter weight putter gives me a greater sense of the flow of the head of the putter, I feel the head when swinging in motion and am really acutely aware of forces and torque applied to the club…
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Shaft lean = solid ball striking 🎯”

One of the biggest separators between a beginner and a tour-level ball striker? 👉 Forward shaft lean at impact.

It’s not just a “pro move” — it’s geometry. Leaning the shaft allows you to:
✅ Control your low point (in front of the ball, not behind it)
✅ Deliver the clubface consistently
✅ Strike ball first, then turf — the secret to pure, powerful contact

The truth is, every great player follows these same principles. It’s not talent, it’s technique.

If you’re ready to finally stop guessing and start compressing, let’s work together. Book a lesson with me and I’ll show you how a small setup and impact change can GUARANTEE big improvements in your ball striking.

💥 Pure strikes. More control. More confidence. 💥

DM me to get started — your best golf is waiting.
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This year is turning into a riot 👏👏👏👏
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Not many men can run a full time business successfully and compete close to full time…
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Take a bow sir and embrace the wonderment you bring to many lives…
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Keep being you and let life offer you all you deserve 🏆
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You’ve successfully developed the winning habit 🥇🍾 enjoy every minute of it…
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Thanks to for putting on another great event for Pro’s and Am’s…
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Great week working through some maintenance work with using to ensure we keep moving the needle 📈
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This season has seen some incredible progress and growth from Chris on the greens turning an area for improvement into a strength
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Solid season so far on and the circuit
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