Posts by The4HourGolfPro

The guy that thinks he's a PGA commentator:   He decides to say "ooooh," or "that's in!," followed by an "AWWE, so close!" every time I putt   or "NICE!!!" after my drive.    I appreciate the...

I had a bit of a revelation yesterday at the driving range. I'm sure most players go through this when their swing becomes second nature, and they begin focusing on actually hitting a target more, and less on just trying to not duff...

Practice and hard work is vital. BUT.    You also need to have an edge. When I used to day-trade, that's what you needed to put yourself just marginally above everyone else. Michael Phelphs won one of his gold medals by...

In response to the 2 hour practice concept, I would say this:   For anyone that isn't a pro, practicing for that long (especially on your long swing) is going to be problematic. Muscle fatigue and repetitive motion is the...

Good point Motley, I do agree with what you're saying- to an extent. However, putting still uses the same muscles, tendons, and parts of your brain as any other swing in golf. Therefore, they all respond to certain body mechanics....

Ah, good to know I'm on to something. I know most people I've played with have been very dogmatic about keeping tensed forearms and wrists. 

I've found the best results come from starting with putting, and working up to driving. This held true for not only myself, but for a lot of others as well.    Putting - Chipping - Short Irons - Long Irons/Hybrids - Woods...

Probably one of the first things that I learned when putting was to create a pendulum swing in order to keep my wrists from releasing at the end of my putt.    While this does work well (not only for me, but for most...

Hello all,   I've been playing golf for about 4 years and recently made a break-through in my golf game. I decided I would help some others with what I've learned, and am hoping to contribute to the golfing community. I'm...