Ian Henry PGA Professional

Fun session with yesterday, helping him make some huge improvements on the greens. With better weight distribution and squaring up Dec’s shoulders we started to see a nice soft arc in his stroke. This allowed him to release the putter face and produce a better roll. For me this is why zero torque putters aren’t for everyone, torque can be very useful if you know how to feel and use it.

From getting stuck inside and hitting strong push draws and thins, to hitting compressed fades! The use of the correct training aid with expert advice can help you implement the swing changes you need with ease.

Fantastic to catch up with yesterday and help him with his putting. We used some of my tools to help square the face at impact and create a more consistent start line. Also used a one handed drill to improve awareness of where the putter head is, tempo and release. Good luck to who is competing in the West of England Strokeplay this week.

What a putter knife 😆

I thought I’d post about how I practise and coach my wedge distance control. If you’d like help to improve in this area of the game please get in contact.

Yesterday was a day of different drills! You might even spot that the pressure board made an appearance and is now part of my coaching tool kit.

I’m so unbelievably lucky to have a great short game practice facility here ! Please get in touch if you need clarity on what will improve your short game

FEEL AND REAL, these don’t always look correct, but finding the right drill for the time is key! KNOWLEDGE IS POWER!