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Hello.
I'm Brian Fitzgerald The Golf Doctor.
And here we are in early 2018.
And today I am going to give you the 5 things that yu can do that's going to help improve
your score.
If you are interested in this stay tuned.
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So if this is your first time to my channel.
Welcome.
This channel is all about helping you play better golf.
And as I said before we are in early 2018 and I am going to give you 5 things that you
can work on to improve your score.
So the first thing we can do to help improve our golf is to try and make sure that we hit
the right club into the green.
And in doing that we probably should add 1.
So most people when I go out and do an on course session with them.
They just don't hit enough club.
They are thinking that if I hit my absolute best shot the ball is going to go that distance.
And they are right.
But invariably they are not great golfers.
They are just very average golfers.
And if they do hit their absolute best shot it will be perfect.
But they don't hit their absolute best shot most of the time.
Most of the time they are hitting the shot slightly less than perfect.
So if you just think it's an 8 iron, if you hit a 7 iron I think you are going to find
that you are going to hit your ball on to the putting surface more often.
And a lot of my clients when we go out on to the course and we talk about this they
say "oh gee it's an 8 iron.
If I hit a 7 iron it's going to go over the back".
Well you really won't.
Unless you hit a really bad shot and you hit it skinny and it rolls and it goes over the
back.
Sure it will go over the back then.
But if you think about it.
Most greens are 30 yards front to back.
That would be the average green.
There is about 7 to 8 yards difference between every club in the bag.
So if you're hitting it to the middle of the green.
That's going to be about 15 yards.
So you have still got 15 yards beyond where the flag is to get to the back of the green
without going over.
15 yards is 2 clubs.
So if you think it's a 7 iron to the middle of the green.
You could take a 6 iron and still hot your best shot and it is still going to be on the
green.
Not even on the back of the green.
It's just going to be on the green.
You are going to be about 7 or 8 yards from the hole.
You could even hit 2 more and be right on the back edge.
So there is not a lot of danger in you hitting it over the back.
Of course if the pin is right up the back of the green.
That then puts you in the category of you might hit it over the back.
But just as a general rule.
If you can try and hit 1 more club than you think.
I think you will find you will hit the ball on the green more often so that will be saving
you a shot.
Hopefully you 2 putt it.
And then you walk off with a par.
The second thing is when it comes to putting.
Too many people are standing over the ball with their putter.
In fact I will grab my putter.
So they are standing over the ball with their putter and they are thinking how hard do I
have to hit this putt to get to the hole?
So they are thinking in terms of how hard or how soft.
And that's really the wrong thought.
Because that is subjective.
It's subjective to how you feel.
Did you get enough sleep?
Have you been working too hard?
Are you a bit lethargic.
Have you gone to the gym?
Did you have some car rage on the way to the golf course.
All of these things effect how you feel.
Feel based systems can work.
But they are not consistent.
I want a much more consistent putting method.
So instead of thinking in terms of how hard or how soft you hit the putt.
I'd really like you thinking more in terms of what legth of swing do I need.
To get the ball the distance that I want it to go.
So timig is important.
And we want to work on our timing.
But if you can just think in terms of how long your back swing should be and how long
your follow through should be to produce the putt that you want.
I think you are going to find you will hit the ball closer to the hole with your first
putt.
And if you can get the ball close to the hole with your first putt.
You are going to 3 putt a lot less.
You might even knock one in.
But that's not always the aim.
Sure it's the ultimate aim.
But if you can just get that ball close to the hole with that first putt.
You will have less 3 putts and tht's going to save you some shots.
Ok.
So the 3rd thing we can do to help lower our score is to just improve our alignment.
A lot of people really don't pay enough attention to alignment.
They are always trying to align themselves down the fairway.
Now that's good if you hit it straight.
But really.
How many people hit it straight?
I know I certainly don't hit the ball staright.
I hit the ball where I want it to go.
I am very accurate.
But I do not have a straight ball flight.
My ball flight is a slight draw.
Which means it spins right to left about 10 yards.
So the worst thing I can do is aim the ball down the middle of the fairway.
If I hit my standard shot I am going to go 10 yards left.
Which is ok if the fairway is wide.
I tend to aim 10 yards right.
Now other people hit it with a fade or even a slice.
That's ok.
I have made a video on how you can hit the fairway with a 30 yard slice.
And I can put a link at the top of the page there to that video.
What I am talking about today is just the number 1 mistake I see people make with their
alignment.
They pay a lot of attention to their feet.
And they think I have got to get my feet right.
And then they take their set up.
But if I do my set up there.
Which is actually in correct.
But you will see what I mean in a minute.
My shoulders are aiming a lot further left than where my feet are going.
Now I don't feel like they are.
But they are.
You can see it in the that camera view right there.
Now the reason most people get this wrong.
Is it's where the left hand sits on the driver.
We have our left hand on top.
We want to put our right hand on.
And the way most people do it is they do this.
And you can see there that my shoulder is open to my feet.
It just doesn't feel it.
But what I would like you to do is either try to practice taking your grip in this position
here and you can see that the left shoulder is higher on the club sorry that the left
shoulder is higher than than the right.
Because my right hand is underneath.
SO we tilt the shoulder up rather than turning the shoulder.
It's a much easier way of doing it.
It's going to feel strange the first few times you do it.
Your brain is ging to tell you that you are aiming a log way right.
But you won't be.
You will actually be aiming it quite straight.
So on the subject of alignment.
The 4th think we can do to improve our alignment.
Let's say we have got our feet right and our shoulder right.
The next thing we have to do is align the club face.
So if you have a 10 meter fade.
You are aiming 10 meters left of center.
So your feet are aiming 10 feet left of center.
Ah sorry 10 yards left of center.
Your shoulders are aiming 10 yards left of center.
But I see so many people then have a square club face to the middle of the fairway.
So if you're aiming for a little fade.
I want you to pretend that everything is straight but you are standing on a lazy Susan.
One of those little spinning table tops So we want everything to move a little to the
left.
So we align our feet.
We make sure our shoulders are in line with our feet.
Then we have to make sure that our club face is at a right angle to our feet.
We don't want that clubface aiming straight.
That's a sure fire recipe for you blocking it further right than you want it to do.
So we just aim everything slightly left.
The club face, feet, hips and shoulders.
The whole thing.
And that's going to help you to hit ore fairways.
So you are saving shots from chipping it out of the trees, hitting it on the fairway.
That will definitely lower your score.
And the final thing is in the grip.
So many people get the grip wrong.
They pay a lot of attention to how the grip sits up on top there.
But unfortunately most people get the grip in the wrong part.
They ctually get the grip in this part of the hand.
We really need to get the grip in those middle joints.
It's just so important to get that there.
If you keep it in that last joint there.
And you do the correct movement in the swing you are going to get back with a closed club
face.
It's going to make you hook it.
The self adjusting mechanism kicks in and tries to compensate and you then tend to just
block it a little bit and the club face opens too much and you hit it with a slice.
I have made a whole video on this and I will put a link at the top of the page on that
video.
So there you go.
There are my 5 things to work on.
Of course is there more?
A lot more.
But they're just 5 that I have isolated.
If you can work on those 5 you will start to score better in 2018.
Thank you for letting me help you with your golf.
I'm Brian Fitzgerald The Golf Doctor.
And if you like my videos you can click on the round avatar to Subscribe down the bottom
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