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Good players don’t have one driver swing. They have options.
Max speed when the hole allows it.
Controlled bullet when position matters.
Same club. Different task.

California State Am qualifier in two weeks. This is my prep.
20 tennis balls a day. Working on my forearm, wrist, and hand release pattern to own my miss and tighten my dispersion.
No range. No swing thoughts. Just throwing.
Read why in this week’s Golf IQ newsletter — link in bio.
Join me. Drop a 🎾 in the comments if you’re in.

If you hook it or slice it, your release pattern is usually telling on you.

Your hands, wrists, and forearms heavily influence face control and start line.

Throwing a tennis ball through a narrow target trains the same awareness: square delivery, path, timing, and direction.

If you can throw it straight, you can start learning how to deliver the club straighter too.

Try 10 reps before your next range session.

My entire life: unnecessary struggle, strong finish

Speed, line, roll. Nice when golf shuts up and works.

Most golfers aim at targets. Better golfers eliminate misses.

Every player has dispersion. If one side of the course destroys you, your swing and strategy should be built to remove it.

Know your L1. Respect your L2. Eliminate your R2.

What side costs you strokes?

Playing with Persimmon isn’t just nostalgic. You get better at golf.

J on quality control.

Face is to open. I’m working on this because I end up with a 2 way miss and I’m trying to only hit fades and take out the right side completely. Check out GOLF IQ newsletter, link in bio