Here is the honest diagnosis for every golfer who strips it on the driving range and chunks it on the course. The ball is being picked, not hit down on. That sounds obvious. Most golfers still do not realize it. With an iron, the club should be hitting down on

Here is the honest diagnosis for every senior golfer who closed their stance to get distance back and ended up with a worse swing. A bigger backswing is not more range of motion. That sounds like a technicality. The implications are big. Because the most common advice for a senior

Here is the honest diagnosis for every golfer stuck in the yearly cycle of losing more distance. The swing that got you here is not the swing that will get you there. That sounds harsh. The good news is in the second half of the diagnosis. Losing distance is not

Here is the honest diagnosis for every golfer who wants more distance and keeps trying to get it by swinging harder. The distance is being lost before the club even moves. That sounds early. The implications are big. Because the thought most seniors carry into the swing is to wrap

Here is the honest diagnosis for every golfer who believes more distance means hitting the ball harder. It does not. And the thinking behind it is the problem. That sounds backwards. The implications are significant. Because when the goal is to hit the ball harder, the focus goes straight to

Here is the honest diagnosis for every golfer who keeps trying to swing harder and keeps getting nowhere. The arms are hitting the ball. The body is not. That sounds simple. The implications are not. Because when the arms are in charge, the core and glutes are completely out of