

Concept vs. Mechanics: Why Your Swing Changes Never Stick
20 snips Sep 15, 2025
Discover why a single lesson can outshine expensive equipment in improving your swing. Learn about the vital balance between mastering swing mechanics and understanding concepts. Tackle the mental game, especially when facing friends in match play, and find ways to manage emotions and expectations. Uncover effective methods to confront swing fears and achieve lasting change. Plus, get tips on leveraging online resources for golf instruction and stay tuned for upcoming innovations in the golf world!
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Lesson Beats Shiny Gear
- Do get a lesson from a good instructor instead of buying expensive equipment when your swing has a big mechanical flaw.
- A short, focused lesson can add more yardage and fix path issues faster than a new driver.
Nail Drill Turned Slice Into Draw
- Adam fixed a player's 60-yard slice with a nail-drill and forearm rotation in just three swings on the range.
- The player hit a draw after a few aggressive, external cues and celebrated the immediate result.
Concepts Drive Mechanics
- Conceptual beliefs drive mechanics: players self-organize body movements to match what they think should happen.
- Teach the right concept first and mechanics will follow more reliably than forcing body parts to move.