Alison Curdt Golf

06/03/2026

This is the sequence you need if your hitting it short.

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Many golfers rotate in transition and get out of sequence. They spin out, throw the hands, hit the ground, have face volatility. It’s a mess.

If you want to clean up contact, you need to feel this sequence.

Practice without ball. Then add the club. Then add a ball. You’ll be hitting stripes in no time.

06/01/2026

If your wedge distances are inconsistent, it’s usually not a swing speed problem—it’s a synchronization problem.

For off-speed wedges, the goal is to keep the torso and club moving together. When the arms outrun the body, contact and distance control become unpredictable.

✅ Narrow stance
✅ Ball centered to slightly back
✅ Chest, arms, and club move as one unit
✅ Rotate through the shot without excessive hand action

Try this drill:

Place the grip end of the club against your abdomen and extend the club outward. Rotate your chest back and through while keeping the club connected to your body. This trains the feeling of your torso controlling the motion and keeps your arms from becoming too active.

The result?

✔️ Better contact
✔️ More predictable carry distances
✔️ Improved trajectory control
✔️ More birdie opportunities

The best wedge players don’t rely on timing. They rely on connection.

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05/30/2026

Want more power and consistency? Start with a better turn.

Place an alignment rod on the ground in the center of your stance and hold a club across your shoulders.

As you rotate back, focus on turning your ribcage until the club across your shoulders points behind the alignment rod.

✅ Encourages proper body rotation
✅ Prevents reverse weight shift
✅ Helps load the trail side efficiently
✅ Creates a more powerful and repeatable backswing

Many golfers think they’re turning, but they’re actually swaying. A centered rotation allows you to store energy, stay balanced, and make it easier to deliver the club consistently at impact.

Try 10 slow reps before your next practice session and feel the difference.

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PGAProfessional

05/26/2026

Most golfers think great ball striking is about swinging harder.
It’s not. It’s about controlling these 3 things:

1️⃣ Low Point Control
Great ball strikers hit the ball first, then the turf.
Pressure shifts lead side before impact so the club bottoms out in front of the ball.

2️⃣ Face Control
The clubface controls the start direction.
If the face is unstable, your strike and direction become inconsistent. Learn to manage the face — don’t manipulate it late.

3️⃣ Centered Contact
Toe strikes lose speed. Heel strikes lose control.
Use spray, tape, or foot powder to train centered contact and tighten dispersion fast.

Bonus key 🔑
Good ball strikers stay balanced and rotate through the shot instead of hanging back or flipping their hands.

Pure contact isn’t luck.
It’s predictable when fundamentals and sequencing match up.

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05/24/2026

Want to control your trajectory without changing your swing? Start with your ball position. 👊⛳️

🏌️ Ball centered = your stock flight
⬅️ Ball back of center = lower, penetrating flight
➡️ Ball forward of center = higher launch and softer landing

Why it works:
Ball position changes the club’s low point, dynamic loft and angle of attack at impact. Small adjustments can completely change launch, spin, and trajectory.

✅ Need a knockdown shot into the wind? Move it slightly back.
✅ Need to carry trouble or stop it faster? Move it slightly forward.
✅ Want consistency? Start from center.

The best players don’t always swing differently… they adjust setup intelligently.

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05/22/2026

Most golfers try to hit knockdown shots with a harder swing… and the ball balloons even higher ⬆️

If you want to flight it lower, start with your setup:

✅ Ball slightly behind center
✅ Pressure favoring the lead side
✅ Stay on the lead side through impact
✅ Shorter, abbreviated finish
✅ Take more club and grip down

The goal isn’t more effort.
It’s controlling loft, contact, and trajectory.

Perfect for windy conditions, firm greens, and distance control into scoring clubs 🎯

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05/19/2026

If your shots are hooking, over-drawing, or starting left… your trail hand might be TOO far under the club.

When the palm gets underneath the grip, it becomes much easier to aggressively roll the face closed through impact. That means hooks, snap hooks, and inconsistent contact.

Here’s the fix 👇

✅ Feel like your trail palm faces the TARGET more at setup
✅ Curl the fingers naturally around the grip
✅ Let the grip sit more in the fingers — NOT buried deep in the palm
✅ Keep the trail hand more neutral instead of “underneath”

A neutral trail hand helps stabilize the clubface and gives you a better chance to deliver the face square instead of flipping it shut.

Straighter shots. Better compression. More control.

Most golfers don’t need a new swing… they need a better grip.

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05/12/2026

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GOLF Top 100 Teacher Dr. Alison Curdt explains how changing your tee height can increase your distance and accuracy.

05/10/2026

Most golfers don’t turn the club back… they LIFT it.

When the arms lift independently, the club gets steep, disconnected, and hard to shallow in transition. That usually leads to slices, pulls, inconsistent contact, and loss of power.

Instead, focus on a proper hinge while your chest rotates.
✅ Let the wrists hinge naturally upward
✅ Keep the club working around your body
✅ Feel the trail arm folding — not lifting
✅ Match the hinge with body rotation

A good checkpoint: by lead arm parallel, the clubhead should feel more “set” than “picked up.”

This creates better structure, improves sequencing, and makes it much easier to deliver the club on plane coming down.

Better backswing = easier downswing.

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05/08/2026

If you’re swinging off the ball, inconsistent contact is almost guaranteed.

A big sway in the backswing makes it tough to return the club to the same spot every time. Instead of drifting laterally, focus on making a more centered turn around your spine.

Feel your chest rotate while your pressure stays more balanced and stable. Your trail hip can turn back, but avoid letting your entire body slide away from the target.

A centered pivot helps you:
✔️ Strike the ball more solid
✔️ Control low point
✔️ Create better rotation
✔️ Improve consistency with every club

Try the drill I’m showing in the reel by placing a ball underneath the center of your body. As you swing back feel as if you’re staying on top of that ball while rotating. You’ll feel more centered!

Less sway. More rotation. Better golf.

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