Consistency Is Great, but It's Subject to What You Want to Do

Greg Norman says consistency is great, but it's subject to what you want to achieve. He used to think that being consistent with under my club at speed ain't going to get me where I want to go. A lot of tour pros out there are afraid to make any real changes for fear of losing what they've already got - so why would they try to tweak and make it different when they've already gotten as far as they have? Does that make sense? Greg’s 100% the man who knows how to hit a golf ball in his head. The wall of short field: How do we stop players from shanking their own balls into thin air by hitting them further than