Fundamentals

There's hardly a golfer on this planet that doesn't innately possess the ability to play the wonderful game of golf.   However, many can't get the ball to go to where they want it to go.  Why?, because of a couple of deceptions in the golf swing.  That causes many to doubt their ability to play golf.  You can avoid this by understanding this simple phrase:-

"First there is the swing - and then, there is golf".

A golfer who has learned how to get the ball to go to where he or she wants it to go , can now devote him or herself to the actual act of playing the game of golf.

Instruction

Go to Instruction for an overview of my approach to learning how to get the ball to go to where you want it to go so that you can then go and learn how to play golf.  There you'll find ways to think about the process.   Video lessons, which will be available shortly, will be posted there.

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First, there is the swing
and then, there is golf.

If want to play this wonderful game to your highest ability, this site is set up to share my concepts and approach to help you achieve  that goal.  After you look around, I'd love to hear from you.  Tell me more of what you're interested in and what you'd  like to know.

Thanks for visiting.


The golf season is here:  book your playing lesson with Jim at New York Country Club.

An on-course playing lesson is the best way to determine your strengths and weaknesses.

Contact Jim if you'd like to participate.