Carry Distance Chart

On July 26, 2010, in Work Sheets, by admin

The Carry Distance Chart is there to help you work out how far you hit the ball with each of your clubs.

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Setting SMARTER Goals

On July 24, 2010, in Steve's Stuff, by Steve

Quite often we will set ourselves challenges or goals to help us achieve the end results that we desire. But ask yourself, honestly, how often have you been successful in achieving your desired outcome? Less than you’d like…right?

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Starting Point

On June 28, 2010, in Steve's Stuff, by Steve

Starting at the beginning is usually the best way forward, but in my golfing experience to date, I seem to have started from the beginning a few times….fingers crossed this is my last time.
So what’s my Journey all about?

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Putting Etiquette

On May 11, 2010, in Putting, by Steve

Putting Etiquette – 4 quick rules There are some unwritten rules of putting etiquette that you need to adhere to when putting.  We’ll have a look at some of them here. Putting Etiquette #1 – Order of play is always a good one.  The golfer who’s ball is furthest from the hole is always the [...]

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Rocking Ryo Shoots 58

On May 2, 2010, in The Professionals, by Steve

Japanese Golf sensation Ryo Ishikawa shot the first-ever round of 58 on a major tour which helped him to go on and win The Crowns tournament in Nagoya. Despite starting the last day six shots back, Ryo played amazing golf throughout his round and ended up winning by five shots. Ishikawa said after his round [...]

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Putt The Lights Out

On April 25, 2010, in Putting, by Rich

A great way to increase your feel on the green when you putt is to practice with your eyes closed! Taking your sense of sight away will heighten your other senses including your feel. Another great by-product of putting with your eyes closed is that it forces you to keep your body very still when [...]

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Preparing for a Round of Golf at the Weekend

On April 21, 2010, in General Coaching, by admin

It’s a beautiful day for golf.  Before heading out to the course, it is important to go through a checklist of items you will need to ensure an enjoyable round. Before leaving your home, it is important to check the latest weather conditions so you can dress appropriately and bring any necessary items to deal [...]

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Why Re-grip?

On April 17, 2010, in General Coaching, Golf Equipment, by Rich

Your golf grips will degrade over a period of time regardless of whether you play every week or once a year. Ozone, oil from your hands and dirt will all cause them to lose there effectiveness. The traction that a fresh grip provides will help you to keep control of the club throughout your shot.  This added [...]

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Drive For Show

On April 2, 2010, in Long Game, by admin

We’re just putting the finishing touches to the first of our ‘Online Golf  Coaching Courses’, the first being called Drive for Show which is all about helping players of all abilities become more consistent with their Drivers. There are still a load of things to do before we have everything ready, but it’s all looking [...]

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Power From The Ground Up

On March 25, 2010, in General Coaching, by Rich

There are only two constants when you make a golf swing. Firstly your feet start off connected to the ground and secondly your hands are connected to the club. Here we are going to look at the role of the feet and shoes relative to the ground. Without good pressure pushing down through the shoes [...]

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