For most of this year, and in particular this past few months that I’ve been writing this blog, I’ve noticed myself thinking more and more about what it is that I am really trying to achieve with my golf game. I managed to unintentionally inspire myself to into doing something about it from a micro-post that I wrote last week.
Some of ...

When you have so much to do and so little time to do it, what do you do? Do you approach it logically and sequence events/tasks so as to attract the minimum waste and maximum effectiveness, or do you use the most modern of deceptions – multi-task.
Multi-tasking is a term conceived by people to make them feel better about their ...

So, the first part of this series was short and sweet, and this was purposely done to convey the most important objective – don’t work on too much at once, in other words keep the work-in-progress small.
Now I am not saying that you can’t practice every aspect of your game, when you play you are practising every aspect and as ...

With the first bank holiday weekend upon us I thought it might be time to try and inspire you go out and play golf and also perhaps try something different with your game this weekend.
I love this time of year normally, weather permitting, because it’s the time that things start to dry up and firm up. Perhaps we may need ...

Do you take a divot when you hit a shot into the green? You should, but it’s one of the most difficult things in golf to master.
You will find that in most ball sports there is always a shot, or a pass, or a manoeuvre that requires you to spin the ball in some way. This is no different whether your ball ...