We all want to improve our golf game to move to the next level. It doesn’t matter if we are a scratch player or 15-20 handicap. We all want to shoot lower scores and become more consistent at our skills. Most players that are higher handicap might play once a week and go to the
Many players know that they have to focus to get the most out of their game. The problem I see is most players don’t know when to turn it off. We have to remember that the average round of golf for eighteen holes is over four hours. That’s a long to to focus on just
I have been teaching for over twenty years and have seen many different swings and many different ways to make the most out of your game. The one thing that I notice is that many players get into a habit when they are on the Teebox. No matter what hole they are on they go
Most of us who play golf once a week get to the course about a half hour before our tee time. We check in and get around 10 minuets to warm up maybe hit a few balls on the range. Then quick to the putting green to roll a few putts then off to the
Many players video tape their swing when they practice. They go back and look at it to check different points throughout their swing. As a golf coach I have seen thousands of swings over the last twenty years that I have been teaching. There are many points of the swing to look at but here
This time of year most golfers are winding down the season and getting ready for a lay off over late fall and winter. Here in Naples at Impact Zone the weather is perfect for bringing your game back to life. Course conditions are great and the best way to keep your game fresh is to
Jessie Walker Advanced Instructor Jessie Walker, IMPACT ZONE™ Instructor, is a PGA Certified Professional and is the GM at Cypress Lakes Golf Course in Vacaville, CA. I have been playing competitive golf and giving instruction for over 25 years. During that time I have given instruction to juniors, seniors, ladies and other golf professionals. I
Time and time again for so many players and instructors a key word is sync. I have been driving this home to my students for over a decade. I feel that the arms and body must work as a unit and many of the best players to ever strike a golf ball made this happen.
