Lesson + Practice + Action = New Skill
There is a wise saying in golf “If you love to chip, you’ll love the game.” It’s true because if you can finish a hole with confidence and success instead of anxiety and frustration, golf is a joyful experience. So the question is: Can you learn to chip with confidence? Yes, of course, you can, if you focus on one crucial fundamental.
Just watch the lesson, practice, and apply what you’ve learned.
Your Next Steps are…
The question that often arises is, “What should I do next?” As mentioned earlier, it is essential to engage in deliberate practice of the lesson provided and apply it in practical situations.
Considering that your quiz results identified your chipping distance as the primary area you wish to address, the logical step forward would involve a focused series that offers straightforward lessons and effective drills. These resources can be immediately applied to enhance your chipping game.
Hence, we have developed such a series to cater to your needs.
I love The Art of Simple Golf & Alex Fortey. Alex is so nice and he strives to “uncomplicate” the baffling sport of golf. I had a horrible day of golf yesterday, even though I have been golfing in the 80’s most of last year (only my 2nd time out this year). Thinking about my game last night, I concluded I must have been moving my trail shoulder toward the ball and pushing it way too early. The thought occurred to me that I needed to try to hold my shoulder back at the start and drop it under. Then, oila! I see this video clearing everything up. So, I go from considering selling my clubs to not being able to wait until I play again.
DROP RIGHT SHOULDER TOWARD MY RIGHT ANKLE. Sweet!
Thank you
Your club is awesome its already brought me down from a 14 to a 9. If I can get consistency with my driver I’ll blow the field away. My best already a 67 off a 10 handicap.
Applied these simple tips and felt lots better and was hitting through the ball. Clear thoughts about target and less about the mechanics of swinging has given me a lot more accuracy both off the tee and with my irons, thanks fella.
Purchased on Wednesday, played on Friday and shot just 10 over! Normally I’m 15-16 over but the driving was great using these tips and I hit it straighter than normal. Thanks so much”
o I took some of your simple tips out to the course yesterday and was surprised at how much distance i got out of not trying or thinking of positions of the swing. My swing was a lot smoother and i needed little effort to gain more distance and I was a lot more accurate with my shots. I played several balls with each shot and every time i applied your tips the result was a lot better. I’m currently starting to teach my wife this great game and i will be going down this road for her lessons, as it’s a lot easier to learn and a lot less stress on the body… Keep up the great work mate 🙂 Cheers
Dear Alex, I have been attempting to play Golf for over 55 years and at my best played off 7. I am currently a very bad 13 struggling to play off 23 !! However,I wish I had come across your teachings years ago !! At the moment I am only ” Paper Trading ” as it were in my back garden,but already I can feel the Potential and really look forward to going firstly to the Driving Range and then The Course in the hope that even at 69 yo I have a chance of playing close to 13 or better. P.S. I’ll let you know how I get on in a month or two ( whether or not you want to !! )
All I can say is I have never struck the ball as solidly time after time with all my different clubs. I only played one round (today) and shot 81 which is about 7 strokes better than my average score. I’m really looking forward to downloading the rest of leries so I can really take them with me to the course.
By the way, I also purchased your “Deadly from 100 Yards” DVD.s about three months ago and love them as well.
Thanks and I look forward to finally breaking 80 consistently
Yesterday I shot 78 which is the first time I have broken 80 since my earlier years playing good golf. My current handicap is 14 but my goal is now to get back to a low single digit which I now firmly believe I can do. Of course I don’t play the back tees anymore but still play the men’s regular tees so I haven’t given in to the “Sr. tees” yet. This is why what you are doing is so important for golf. Keep it going and I wish you the best of luck. Thanks.