For my April 2024 blog post, we’re continuing the series of “Breaking 100” with a secret weapon of sorts. A club that you may not value as much as you should. And a club that can lower your scores simply by keeping your shots in play. The secret weapon I am referring...
Sometimes the information you need to improve as a golfer is staring you straight in the face. This information not only includes how the ball flies. But the other factual evidence that is right in front of you after making any swing. Whether playing McLemore Golf...
This month’s blog post attempts to attack one of the most common swing faults the novice to average golfer experiences. The failure to move your weight from the backside of your swing to the front side of your swing. The rotation of your core, in conjunction with...
Impact Position Working the "9 to 3 Shift" as You Practice A great Impact Position is a feeling to behold at all skill levels. It's the nirvana all golfers constantly search for. Yet, when a client comes to me in search of a great impact position, they'll inevitably...
Do you ever get frustrated performing a drill because you're not getting the result you're expecting? You can't figure out why the drill works during a golf lesson but doesn't when your coach isn't around? And the more you do any drill the more frustrated you...
Teaching an Old Dog New Tricks I often hear from clients, especially clients who perceive themselves as being "older," phrases such as "I can't do this," or "I'm not capable of that," or "that looks impossible." If you consider yourself an "Old Dog" who can't learn...
How Much is Too Much? The balance between what is enough and what is too much is a constant battle we all fight with most everything in life, but how much is too much? As most golfers try to achieve their ultimate golf success experiences, determining how much time...
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