Ernest Jones was a successful golf swing coach of the early and mid-20th century, famous for his whole swing approach to coaching. Criticising the tendency of swing coaches to divide the swing into numerous parts, comparing it to dissecting a cat, he described the process as producing ‘blood, guts, and bones all over the place …
Well done to Shane Lowry yesterday on winning this year´s British Open on home soil! Yet another Irishman winning a major in the last 15 years. Yes, on a global scale, the Irish certainly punch above their weight when it comes to golf. Not only was I struck by how much fun Lowry was having …
Last month´s article about ´why many golfers leave the Easiest Swing only to return later´ resonated so strongly with me that I decided to share my own experience with you and write my very own journey to the Easiest Swing in Golf. Even during the first two years as an Easiest Swing coach did I …
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When we look at how powerful our unconscious minds are it begs the question why golf instruction today is directed purely at the conscious mind. This may go a long way to explain why the average handicap has not improved in over 100 years. Try this little experiment: Write down on a piece of paper “I am …