Monthly Archives: September 2014

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  Three Components of Range Practice

  Posted on September 29, 2014 by Grant in Golf Fundamentals, Practice, The Mental Game.

  When I go to the range to practice, I divide my range time into three parts: 1. Maintenance practice: Checking the set-up, finish and tempo of my golf swing. I like to always start with maintenance practice. Correctly setting up to the ball is very important to consistent ball-striking. If I address the ball incorrectly, […]

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  Putting: Take one last look

  Posted on September 22, 2014 by Grant in Golf Fundamentals, Putting.

  After setting up to a putt, I take one last look at the hole, then look back at the ball and then stroke the putt immediately. Taking one last look focuses my mind on how the ball should roll to make the putt. Many golfers stand over the ball staring at it before starting their […]

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