Welcome to the low hanging fruit of golf!
There are two elements in golf that hold most players back from ever coming close to how good they could be, distance off the tee and pace putting. Failure to tackle these two elements means you are doomed to failure. With the technology available today, we can measure parameters instead of guessing and can clearly see the punctures in your game that are costing you valuble distance and mis-hit putts.
The Need for Speed
Tour stats...
show quite clearly that the leading money winners are the guys who hit the ball the furthest, not the straightest. Yet day in and day out we see players who hit the ball nowhere. There are a number of simple strategies to help you hit the ball further, follow them and we guarantee you will increase your distance off the tee. Makes the game easier and who doesn't want to hit the ball further?
Rolling the Rock
Honestly...
When was the last time you played golf without a three putt? I am constantly astonished at how many players tell me they can't remember. There are two critical things holding you back from being a good pace putter, center strike and launch angle. If you can't control those two elements within certain parameters? then the often quoted mantra of start line, speed control and green reading are irrelevant.
GASP Force Plates
measuring force in the swing.
GASP force plates as used by Bryson De Chambeau and World long driving Champion, Kyle Berkshire, have revolutionised how we measure power and speed in the golf swing. We are the only facility in Ireland that utilise this technology.
Putting Indoors & On Course
measure, correct, move on.
The vast majority of problems I see in putting all stem back to technique. Green reading, start lines, pace, the apex, are all compromised by poor technical skills. Many players are using putters that don't suit them. Putting is a measurable skill, measure, correct and then move on to the nuances of the game.
