1) What are you doing now?
2) What do you want to do instead?
3) How do you make the change?
What are you doing now, can also be translated into why are you here? What do you want to improve? Do you want to improve your physical basics, shot making skills, fitness and nutrition, equipment and set make-up, emotional and mental game management, on-course management and rules and etiquette. The more specific or more clear you can state your objective, the easier it is to be successful.
What do you want to do instead? This is something to discuss with your coach either before or at the start of your lesson. We like to write the objectives on a white board or in your golfer journal and keep the goals to one or two main items per hour of lessons.
How do you make the change? Change can happen in an instant. Let me say that again, CHANGE CAN HAPPEN IN AN INSTANT! If you don't believe this, you probably do not have the right concept. If what you are doing doesn't work, try anything else! You need to have the right concept in your mind before you can make a physical change. Video can be helpful but also keeping it simple and focusing on either the angle of the clubface (open to the right, square to the target, closed to the left), path of the clubhead (inside our or a push, outside-in or a pull, on plane or along at your target), or the shaft (being delivered too high or too steep and top the ball, too low or too flat and hit behind, or on plane for the sweetly struck shots).
We are dedicated to ASSESSing each student to determine how they move and determine their dominant learning style (visual, auditory, kinesthetic). We then DESIGN improvement programs based on the assessment and guarantee that you IMPROVE!
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