Tag: Golf Instruction
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2022 Review – RotarySwing.com The Anatomy Of The Golf Swing
When it comes to golf instruction the internet has definitely changed a couple of things. There seems to be more material than you could ever absorb in a lifetime. And you can find a lot of contradicting instruction and golf tips if you take a look around. So the question remains if you can improve…
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The Number One Mental Shift to Play Your Best Golf Today
There is a way to enjoy every round of golf and every shot you make. No matter how bad you think your shot was. And it’s so simple that almost everybody misses it. Many golfers seem to struggle with a lot of frustration. Countless hours of bitching and moaning on and off the golf course…
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The Big Wiesy – Michelle Wie Golf Swing Analysis
Michelle Sung Wie was born October 11, 1989. She began playing golf at the age of four. At the age of 10 Michelle Wie became the youngest player to qualify for the USGA amateur championship. She turned professional just before her 16th birthday in 2005. There was a lot of buzz and news around her.…
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Breaking 100 – Reduce the Number of Your Three Putts Drastically
If you are still struggling with breaking 100 than reducing the number of three putts you have during a round is usually the place where you can shave of strokes the fastest and most consistent way. Putts should usually make up a maximum of 40 percent of your total score. So if you want to…
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12 Easy Tips to Play Golf With Style and Enjoy it More
Firstly, I’m guessing that if you’re reading this then you’re not one of those lucky so-and-so’s who get paid a bucket load of cash to do what a handful of us attempt to do every weekend…GOLF! Golf is by no means a simple sport, but there are a number of ways to help you play…
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The 4 Learning Styles and How They Apply to Golf Instruction
According to David A. Kolb (an American educational theorist) there are four destinct learning styles. People tend to grasp new concepts and ideas best with one of these four learning styles (see also: Experiential Learning: Experience as the Source of Learning and Development by David A. Kolb). If you know which of these styles fits…