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10/21/2026

🚨 THIS MOVE WAS KILLING HIS TAKEAWAY! ⛳️

One of the biggest mistakes I see golfers make is allowing their hips to rotate too early in the takeaway.

Here’s the problem 👇

When the hips initiate the movement too aggressively, they can pull the arms and club behind the body, creating a takeaway that’s too far to the inside.

❌ Club gets trapped behind the body

❌ Arms lose connection with the torso

❌ Compensations are needed to get the club back on plane

THE FIX? A SIMPLE PAUSE DRILL. ✅

We slowed everything down and introduced a pause early in the takeaway to help him:

✅ Control his hip rotation

✅ Keep the club more in front of his body

✅ Improve the sequence between his arms and torso

✅ Build a more repeatable takeaway

The goal isn’t to stop your hips from moving. It’s to improve how everything works together!

💡 Remember: A better takeaway makes the rest of the swing easier to manage.

🎯 Struggling with consistency in your golf swing?

📩 DM “ASSESSMENT” to book your 90-minute Break 90 Evaluation and find out what’s costing you shots.

10/21/2026

Slicing your driver? “Stop coming over the top” might only address part of the problem. ⛳️

Check these three things before changing your swing:

✅ FACE: Where is the clubface pointing at impact?

✅ PATH: Which direction is the club travelling? For a centred strike, the face’s angle relative to that path is a major influence on curvature.

✅ STRIKE: Where are you hitting the driver face? Heel contact can add slice curvature through gear effect.

You can swing from the inside and still slice if the face is open enough to your path. Changing path alone won’t necessarily fix it.

Find the cause before choosing the fix.

DM ASSESSMENT to book your 90-minute Break 90 Evaluation and identify what’s driving your miss. 📩

Striping it on the range. Struggling on the course? ⛳️Hitting the same club at the same target can help you work on a sk...
10/16/2026

Striping it on the range. Struggling on the course? ⛳️

Hitting the same club at the same target can help you work on a skill—but it doesn’t practise everything the course asks of you.

Build these three elements into your next session:

✅ Focused repetition: Work on ONE priority with a clear drill and useful feedback.

✅ Changing targets: Switch club, target or distance. Step back, follow your routine and give yourself one attempt.

✅ A scored challenge: Finish with 10 shots to different targets. Define a realistic success zone before each shot, award one point for hitting it and record your total.

Don’t just count the balls you hit. Measure what you can do when every attempt counts.

Get the Break 90 Blueprint through the link in bio. 📲

Save this for your next range session.

10/15/2026

“Somewhere around 70 yards” isn’t a wedge system. ⛳️

Build three stock distances you can trust:

✅ Choose three repeatable swing lengths. Use clear reference points that feel distinct to you.

✅ Test each with the same wedge. Hit several shots at each length with a consistent tempo.

✅ Record your typical CARRY distance. Measure where the ball lands—not where it finishes. Don’t build your numbers around your longest strike.

Then mix up the targets and test whether you can hit those distances on demand.

You’ll still need to adjust for wind, lie and conditions—but you’ll have a measured starting point instead of a guess.

Save this and build your wedge chart at your next practice session. 📲

10/14/2026

Five swing thoughts. One golf ball. Too much going on. ⛳️🧠

“Keep my head down.”
“Turn my hips.”
“Shallow the club.”
“Don’t bend my arm.”
“Finish properly.”

By the time you swing, your target has become an afterthought.

Give technical work its own time in practice. On the course, choose one clear task: start the ball at your target, send it through a window, or land it in a chosen spot.

Try this on your next round:

✅ Pick your target and intended ball flight.
✅ Use one simple cue if you need it.
✅ Commit to the shot.

You don’t have to fix your entire swing before you hit the next ball.

What swing thought do you struggle to switch off? Tell me below. 👇

Save this before your next round.

10/12/2026

Same club. Different contact. Check where you’re putting the ball. ⛳️

Your ball position can drift between shots without you noticing—especially when your stance width changes.

Use alignment sticks to make your setup easier to check:

✅ Place one stick on the ground along your target line, safely outside the club’s path.
✅ Place a second perpendicular to it to mark the ball’s position relative to your feet.
✅ Step away and rebuild your setup between shots.

Check whether you return to the same position with the same club.

Ball position can influence contact, launch and where the club meets the ground. There’s no single position for every club or golfer—start by making yours deliberate and repeatable.

Save this and check your setup at the range. 📲

Driver isn’t always reckless. A shorter club isn’t always safe. ⛳️Before you pull a club on the tee, ask:✅ Where do my s...
10/09/2026

Driver isn’t always reckless. A shorter club isn’t always safe. ⛳️

Before you pull a club on the tee, ask:

✅ Where do my shots usually finish? Plan around your normal dispersion—not your best-ever shot.

✅ What trouble can each club reach? Check water, bunkers and out of bounds. Include bounce and roll.

✅ What does the next shot look like? Laying back might avoid a hazard but leave a much harder approach.

The smartest choice balances the risk off the tee with the shot you’ll have next.

Breaking 90 starts with giving yourself fewer opportunities to make a big number.

Which hole at your course needs a smarter tee-shot plan? Tell me the course and hole below. 👇

Save this carousel before your next round.

10/07/2026

Before you rebuild your swing, check your grip. ⛳️

How you place your hands on the club can influence the clubface—and how you deliver it at impact.

If your grip changes from shot to shot, you could be making clubface control harder than it needs to be.

✅ Check both hands before you swing.
✅ Notice whether their position changes between shots.
✅ Make small adjustments and watch how your ball flight responds.

There’s no single grip that works for everyone. A stronger or weaker grip can suit different golfers—the goal is a repeatable grip that works with YOUR swing.

DM “ASSESSMENT” to book your 90-minute Break 90 Evaluation and identify what’s driving your miss. 📩

10/06/2026

Can you turn your hips without shifting your whole body sideways? ⛳️

This supported hip rotation exercise helps you practise a controlled turn while using support for balance.

✅ Use a stable support.
✅ Rotate slowly through a comfortable range.
✅ Keep the movement small enough to control.
✅ Try both sides—notice any differences.

The goal isn’t to force more rotation. It’s to develop control over the movement you have.

Some lateral movement is normal in a golf swing. This exercise isn’t about keeping your hips frozen—or assuming every slide is a mobility problem. It’s one way to train movement control that can support your swing.

Save this for your next golf workout. 📲

Your score tells you what you shot. These four stats help explain WHY. ⛳️If you want to break 90, start tracking where y...
10/03/2026

Your score tells you what you shot. These four stats help explain WHY. ⛳️

If you want to break 90, start tracking where you’re wasting shots:

🚫 Penalty strokes — How many strokes did you add through lost balls, out of bounds or penalty areas?

🎯 Three-putts — How many holes took three or more putts to finish?

🏌️ Short-game mistakes — How many chunks, blades or failed chips left you another chip or pitch?

📝 Double bogeys or worse — How many holes got away from you?

Track them after every round, then choose ONE priority for your next practice session.

These categories can overlap, so don’t add them together. Use them to spot patterns and make your practice count.

Save this carousel, screenshot the final scorecard and track your next round. 📲

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San Antonio, TX
78249

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