Me and My Golf

Keeping your head down might be the reason you keep chunking chip shots. When you move down through impact, the low point gets too early and the club crashes into the ground. Great chippers actually move up and around, letting the club release naturally. Try this feel next time you practice and notice how much cleaner your contact becomes.
If inconsistent contact around the greens is costing you shots, we want to make sure you’re working on the right things. Take our Game Assessment through the link in our bio and we’ll help you ident

The set-to-point move is simple: halfway back, halfway through, and stick the finish. It helps you feel proper rotation, balance, and a square face without getting too technical. Try a few reps next time you warm up — it’s a game-changer in the best way.

If your irons go high, fat, or thin, your head’s probably moving off the ball — and that kills compression. Stay centered, feel slightly “into” the target on the backswing, and you’ll start striking it pure.
Comment “PURE” if you want us to show you exactly why this happens in your swing, and share this with a friend who duffs their irons. Here’s a look at our simple Pure Your Irons System:
1️⃣The Grip
2️⃣ Building the Base
3️⃣ Wind up for the Win
4️⃣ Let’s get Synced
5️⃣ Sequence for Success

If you’re steep or coming over the top, this visual drill is gold. Stick a headcover on an alignment stick through your bag and make swings that miss the cover. It teaches you to start with the lower body, stay patient at the top, and shallow the club naturally.
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1️⃣ Anti Slice Set Up
2️⃣ Wind up for the Win
3️⃣ The Release
4️⃣ Arm Sync
5️⃣ Fixing the Over The Top

This easy drill that Tiger did really helped his consistency of strike which helped his ability to start the ball on line and improve pace control.
Try it for yourself your next practice session
If you want to become a more consistent golfer, you need to know where your biggest opportunities to improve are. Take our Game Assessment through the link in our bio and we’ll help you identify what to work on and where to focus your practice.

In golf posture, we rotate on a tilted plane — not a level one. Dave Phillips from TPI explains that when the upper body rotates too early from the top, the swing plane shifts and the club works across the ball. Let the lower body lead, stay on that tilted plane, and clean contact becomes much easier. Not sure what’s causing your swing to get off plane? Take our Game Assessment through the link in our bio. We’ll pinpoint what’s really affecting your game and give you a clear path to focus on the right things.

Struggling with your backswing? Check this out

Keeping your head down might be the reason you keep chunking chip shots. When you move down through impact, the low point gets too early and the club crashes into the ground. Great chippers actually move up and around, letting the club release naturally. Try this feel next time you practice and notice how much cleaner your contact becomes.

Downhill putts get away from golfers quickly.
By focusing on using just enough pace and letting the slope do the work, speed control becomes much easier. The goal is simple — get as close to the hole as possible and avoid a 3-putt.
Struggling with pace on tricky putts? Our coaching plans in the link in our bio can help.

Three simple ways to hit your driver further — and all things I’m working on right now.
Move the ball up, flare the lead foot, get a little tilt… and then feel more width at the top. These small tweaks make it so much easier to hit up on the ball and create speed.