How many times have you said to yourself on the range that you're really going to get to grips with your swing? Maybe you'll focus on your stance, grip or the mental side in order to correct what you think is wrong or missing. However, have you ever stopped to thing that maybe you need to stop doing something to improve your swing?
If something is not quite right it could be due to something unnecessary you're bringing to you swing. When we try new things we can end up adding layer upon layer of bits and pieces that take us further away from our 'natural golf swing'. You could be adding something on top of a faulty movement; if you don't remove the faulty bit first you'll be wasting your time and complicating your technique further.
So when you're next on the range try doing something less instead of adding something new and see if it doesn't help :0)
Also see The Ultimate Golf Fitness Test to appreciate where you may could be over-complicating your te
If something is not quite right it could be due to something unnecessary you're bringing to you swing. When we try new things we can end up adding layer upon layer of bits and pieces that take us further away from our 'natural golf swing'. You could be adding something on top of a faulty movement; if you don't remove the faulty bit first you'll be wasting your time and complicating your technique further.
So when you're next on the range try doing something less instead of adding something new and see if it doesn't help :0)
Also see The Ultimate Golf Fitness Test to appreciate where you may could be over-complicating your te
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