Maggs Golf Academy

Most golfers try to hit the ball.

The best players let the swing do it for them. ⛳

That swing was actually pretty good. Great takeaway. Good leverage. The pieces were there.

The only thing missing? Trust.

When we throw our hands at the ball, we’re taking over the job that physics already wants to do. The leverage is built. The club is loaded. The release is ready.

All that’s left is to let it happen.

That’s what great golfers do. They don’t force the strike. They create the conditions for it.

Build the leverage.

Trust the release.

Let the club work.

The less you interfere, the better the swing gets.

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The best players in the world make it look effortless because they’re not forcing anything.

They’re just using leverage, staying in balance, and letting the club do the work.

My student Shem sent this clip from the 17th green at Pebble Beach, calm under pressure, used the bounce for a perfect chip from on the green!

That’s what happens when you trust the process. Great Shot Shem!!!

The secret to effortless power isn’t in your arms, it’s in the weight of the club head.

Too many golfers try to force the swing instead of feeling it.

This drill trains you to sense the club head, let the weight flow, and allow your arms to switch naturally, trail to lead, lead to trail, without tension.

Choke down, take some half swings, and focus on letting the club point early.

Once you feel it, go full.

The result? Effortless, repeatable power.

Andrew’s learning one of the biggest truths in golf: your swing isn’t built by forcing positions, it’s built by simple human movements that let the club create the physics for you.

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I probably knew I wanted to be a golf instructor when I was 18.

I even did my senior project on it.

The funny part is, I was too dumb to realize that’s what I actually wanted to do.

Life took me in a few different directions before I finally came back to it in my 30s. Looking back, everything happened when it was supposed to.

What keeps me motivated now isn’t really my own golf game.

It’s watching my students improve.

Seeing something finally click. Watching someone hit a shot they’ve never hit before. Seeing them enjoy the game more because they understand it better.

Don’t get me wrong, improving your own game is incredibly satisfying.

But helping someone else improve theirs might be even better. ⛳

Try it today and watch your up-and-downs jump. ⛳️🔥

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If you’re anywhere near Torrey, this one’s a must.

Have you ever tried this spot?