Some people ask me 'what is my method for teaching golf?'. "Everyone must perfect his or her swing to fit their god-given physique," I always say. That is what FitzOne Golf Perfection is centered on; perfecting your god-given talents within the golf game.

 

I don't try to put a taylor-made fit on every golfer. I simply give every golfer the tools to hone in their god-given attributes for the golf game. That all starts with showing them the proper grip, the proper address, the proper stance, the proper placement of the ball, backswing, and follow-through; which are key components of a golf swing. All of these must be replicable in order to achieve perfection. This allows a golfer to call upon them with precision at any given time to achieve a particular outcome for any given moment.

 

Now, some may say 'where do you start when it comes to learning which club to use as a beginner in the golf game?' My answer is this: In order to learn how to perfect the golf game, you must start with the most critical tools in the bag. These are the putter and the wedges in that particular order. The first club to learn to use is the putter. The putter can save you strokes during a round, and once mastered can reduce your score from 108 to sub 100 and below.

 

Take time to learn to use your putter and reduce the 3-putts. Try to achieve 2 to 1 putts per round each hole; totaling 36 or less putts a round. If you do this, you will save yourself at least 6 strokes a round.

 

 

The driver is the most difficult club to use properly. The long shaft means the swing moves over a greater area; so it creates more room for errors. Even though, your swing, hand actions, and other features of the entire set of clubs are similar, I believe it is best to gradually work up from the easiest club to the hardest. By doing this, you will be learning to drive the ball from the moment you take up the short irons. This will make the game much easier to learn at a faster pace, and definitely more enjoyable.