The Malay Golfer -Syafiq Bin Rahiman

Here's what you need to do for a more effective training session. Doesn't even matter if you are just starting out! To keep things simple - block drills are when you stand there hitting balls over and over again. This is good improve technique or to learn new movement technique. Random drills are used for you to retain this information allowing you to better remember the motion for your next session or to bring it out on the golf course. The simplest way to plan your hour of training session...

Here's part 2 of wrist movement practice. Here's a simple drill that you can do to just understand and feel the motion. If you think, oh I don't like drills I just want you to tell me what to do and i'll execute it in my full swing. Sorry beb, it just doesn't work like that. There's no way a recreational golfer can just execute "the left wrist needs to go into flexion and right wrist in extension" instruction. If you think that's what golf lessons are then no you are wrong or you've been to...

First and foremost, in most of the golf swing mechanics, you're never going to "scoop" the ball. Just because you do it for other ball sports where you go under to get the ball up, that's not how golf works. If you need to know why, feel free to drop me a dm. So for starters, learn to keep that leading edge down. This is extremely applicable to beginners. I'm not even kidding, I've seen so many golfers that just start out trying to scoop the ball and it's just not helpful to them at all. Stop...