There are life and game-altering moments that occur in one’s existence, and after 43 years in the game of golf, I’m witnessing the launch monitor’s era, and I welcome the change with open arms. The most important thing for my job is my student’s happiness; they improve their swings, they stripe the ball more solidly more often, they are happier, they find the equipment that suits them. Moreover, I want students to improve the consistency and feel even more of their strike. They are even more comfortable. For me, it’s essential to have both.

Whether in a tournament or a friendly round of golf looking at the hole is simply not enough you must see the golf ball roll in on the side of the hole or must role in on. At the speed you want to see it roll in on, to give you permission to enter the hole. Permission to enter. Not permission to approach the hole.

Even tour professionals at the highest level fall prey to a defective persecution mindset. They get scared into paying attention to perceived swing flaws, distracting for the true task at hand.

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