Keys to Consistency

Every now and then, you’ll catch a drive that goes high, far and straight down the fairway. But being able to do that consistently is one of the toughest tasks that amateurs face. In this video, Brian Manzella discusses how to work the ball both ways and identify the best drive for you.

Every part of the game can be challenging, but amateurs tend to struggle the most with hitting their irons consistently well. To become a proficient ball-striker, you need control of the clubface on the way back and particularly through impact. Brian Manzella demonstrates.

You can’t expect to hit every shot perfectly; a good goal is to produce effective shots more often. Start by building consistency into your setup to eliminate careless mistakes before you swing. In this video, Erika Larkin explains how to baseline your address positions and establish good rhythm.

In general, humans are negatively wired to be keenly aware of danger. This keeps us safe in everyday life, but in golf, it can create tension and anxiety, leading to poor play. In this video, Iain Highfield helps you handle your emotional response to on-course situations.

Golfers obsess over getting the backswing and downswing perfect, but what happens through impact, particularly with the clubface, is more important. Focus on getting the club in a good delivery position and matching up your body through impact. Kyle Morris shows you how.

Nothing is more frustrating than hitting a good drive and approach shot but walking away with bogey or worse. To score, you need to be able to make putts, or at least get them close enough for a stress-free two-putt. In this video, Kyle Morris covers the keys to consistent putting.