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18/09/2026

The simple way to move the ball. Change your start positions orientation to the Clubface and then swing along the line of your feet.
Different ways to produce this outcome but to move the ball from left to right, you MUST have the club face open to the path. Regardless of how you feel it or how you create it, that’s what must happen. This is just the simplest way for you to produce it yourself!

16/09/2026

In this situation asking yourself-
With a putting swing, what is the smallest amount of loft you can use to carry over the problem (rough/sloped landing spot/sand), and get your ball rolling like a putt as soon as possible.
This will make the total roll out more predictable and stop the ball running too far away from you.

09/09/2026

We can see a golfer’s swing. We can measure the club. We can track the ball.

But we can’t see inside the golfer’s “black box.” 🧠🏌️‍♂️

We can’t directly observe what they’re perceiving, where their attention is, what they’re intending to do, what they’re feeling, or how they’re interpreting the task.

We can ask. We can measure. We can use research to better understand the processes involved.

But ultimately, we’re still making inferences.

That’s why a golfer’s response to an intervention is so important.

Change something. Observe what happens. Learn a little more about the system. Then adapt.

The more we understand the golfer, the better our questions of the black box can become.

08/09/2026

Such a great drill because it isn’t completely restrictive! The ball can roll against your body, allowing for some degree of freedom but you know that if it falls, you’ve reduced your connection between engine and lever (body and arms).

05/09/2026

Force precedes motion but intention precedes force 😉

Got to make that first impression right!

28/08/2026

Random practice isn’t always better practice.

Golf has plenty of variability, but it isn’t completely random. Before a tournament, we can know the hole lengths, par 3 distances, likely tee shot shapes, elevation changes, turf conditions and even the expected weather.

So rather than adding randomness just for the sake of it, can we use that information to make practice more representative of the golf we’re actually preparing for?

There’s been some really interesting debate recently around blocked vs random practice, and I think the big takeaway is a simple one….. context matters.

Keep the variability, but make it meaningful.

Random ≠ representative.

14/08/2026

First bunker lesson building some feelings for a more aggressive but reliable & controllable technique!

13/08/2026

Chipping Arc Drill ⛳️

Saw this one on .golf and ! Thanks for sharing guys appreciate your knowledge 📝

How I set it up:

1. Place a ball on a very low tee.
2. Place a tee on either side of the ball, one grip away and slightly higher.
3. Add another one, a tee-length either side, slightly higher again.
4. Use two alignment sticks to give you a visual for your swing direction and target.
5. Your goal is to strike the ball without touching any of the tees.
6. Start with small, controlled swings and focus on swinging down your intended line.

The tees give you a visual representation of a consistent chipping arc.

If you can repeatedly move the club through the same space, you can improve your arc control → strike → ball control.

Save this one and give it a go next time you’re practising your chipping. ⛳️

12/08/2026

1ft short is still 1ft! That’s better than 2 or 3ft! Practicing managing line & pace so the ball finishes close is the best way to eliminate 3 putts. Make yourself a 9 or 18 hole putting comp on your clubs practice green, make sure you use the whole green and don’t make all the putts too easy!

10/08/2026

You can’t catch a train that’s already left.

And you can’t change a shot you’ve already hit.

But you can decide what you do next.

One bad shot doesn’t need to become two, three, or four.

Accept it. Adapt. Play the next one.

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