Category Archives: Articles
Golf technique doesn’t always matter
It’s easy to forget what we’re trying to do. Oftentimes we think we need to hold the club in a specific way or swing the club in a certain way to get the result we want. This is not always the case. Sometimes golf technique isn’t so important. Your objective should be to get the…
Just putting
Just putting. No noise. No distractions. A beer to the side. Gotta love daylight savings and the Melbourne sandbelt.
Some golf trick shots
Do you reckon that these guys hatch on their technique? Or do you think they just dream up inventive ways to simply whack the ball? Look and hit looks like the order of the day. Certainly looks fun…
Maybe the best quote in relation to golf coaches
Scotty is a legend. He looks at golf instruction from a different perspective. He thinks us golfers are a crazy lot and need to back our learning capabilities more. Last week he sent the below quote to me. I wasn’t expecting it but it rocked me – maybe the best quote I’ve seen in relation to the…
Special announcement and I need some help
I am very close to launching my first 80/20 Golf Seminar. This has been years in the making and I’m sure it’s going to change the way a lot of golfers (and coaches) think and approach golf. I have been working on this with my coach, Scott Barrow, and the entire course is about 3…
“Let the club go”
I don’t watch much rugby but this article definitely caught my attention. It’s less about rugby and more about having a great attitude. The part I like the most is this: “So basically he’s saying go out ProShapeRX there and just trust your instinct, back your gut feeling and go out there and deliver a…
Less Is More
This is the best way I can think of to describe my golf/coaching philosophy. Less Is More (LIM) – it sums things up nicely. And the more you get into it, the more you realise it’s possible to get more bang for your buck. Small hinges can move large doors. We can get better results for…
The perfect time
I used to think that the ideal golf game would suddenly present itself. So I waited for the perfect time, thinking … … that all of a sudden, the fear, the nerves and self-doubt would disappear… … that all of the practise would pay off. I would tee up the ball and be brimming with…
