A Cure For Pulled Golf Shots

Hi 

Today I have a simple but effective cure for a pull problem.

A pulled golf shot is caused by an incorrect clubhead path and clubface at impact. 

Simply, the clubhead path is travelling along a line (to the left) that is not directly going towards the target at impact. And the clubface is pointing left of your target at impact.

Now I could give you lots of technical reasons why this happens but I won't. I imagine if you have the pulls you just want to fix the problem ASAP. So here's the best way of doing that.

Grab a box. Quite a long box is good. A box like you get golf clubs in is perfect. If you can't get one like that just find the next best box you can.

Next get your 5-iron and tee up a ball. Then place your box down just outside the toe of your club. Make sure you line up your box so the edge closest to the toe of your clubface is pointing just to the right of your target.

Once setup the goal is to hit the ball and not the box. If you hit the box before the ball that means your path is coming across the ball and that's not good.


So to fix your pull problem quickly simply keep hitting balls with your box positioned just outside the toe of your club and do your best to miss the box and hit the ball. When you do this obviously the ball will be starting straight at your target. 

This drill gives great feedback on your clubhead path and helps to fix a pull quickly.

Let me know how you get on if you try this.

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How to hit the best golf shots

can you see like Jack Nicklaus?

Jack Nicklaus is well known for a lot of things, but here's a famous
quote from him:

"I never hit a shot, not even in practice, without having a very sharp, 
in-focus picture of it in my head. It's like a color movie."

A lot of people will read that and say that's all well and good for one
of the best golfers ever, but not for me.

But here's the thing with that...

Jack used that to become the best golfer ever.

And so that means you can use the same method to improve your golf game. 

Visualizing is a skill.

It can be trained and improved.

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to use that on the golf course to hit better shots.

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If one of the best golfers ever thinks visualization is a very important
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tried lots of things to improve your game but never really focused on improving
your visualization.  I dare you to try it and see the results.  I'm sure you'll
be very impressed with your results, like this golfer was:

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how to hit your golf shots with only the necessary amount

Stop trying to hole putts.

Isn't that what you're meant to do?

Well, yes and no.

When you're putting your goal should be for the ball to
go in the hole.  But here's the thing...

Have you ever hit a putt that you thought was perfect but
for some reason the ball didn't fall in?

So what happened -- didn't you try hard enough?

Maybe if you tried a bit harder the ball would have gone 
in.

Obviously that's stupid thinking.

But when I watch a lot of people putting, they are trying 
really hard!  I'm not pointing fingers either, because 
recently I've been guilty of this too.  

Everyone knows with putting that there's luck involved.  
You can hit a perfect putt and the ball may not go in.  
You can hit a putt that you swear was going to miss and 
it goes in.

So why do we steer putts?


When you watch the pros on T.V, very rarely do you see 
them steer putts.  They put a nice stroke on the ball, hold 
their finish, and watch the outcome.

But most "average" golfers stroke the ball, never hold their 
finish, and are trying to guide the ball into the hole with 
their putter and body.

Or in other words, trying too hard. 

Look, when you putt you shouldn't overemphasize that you 
are trying to hole the putt.  You shouldn't say things like 

"I need to hole this" or "come on, try really hard to hole this".  

That sort of thinking creates tension.  And when you're tense 
while putting, for some reason the ball does not fall in.  

Instead, here's what you should do.

Pick a line and pace for each putt and focus on hitting the putt 
along the line you've chosen with good speed, then let the 
outcome take care of itself.  Instead of trying to hole the putt 
you should be trying to do the task of putting as well as you 
can.  Then, again, let the outcome take care of itself. 

What I'm talking about is focus.  Focus on something you can 
control, e.g. your putting routine, your putting stroke, your 
mental attitude, your line, your speed.  Don't focus on something 
you can't control, i.e. trying to hole the ball. 

Do this the next time you putt and you will hole more putts 
without trying.

However, this entire concept relates to every shot you you play.  
Because if you're overly tense and steering your putts, you're 
more than likely going to be overly tense on your drives, your 
iron shots, your pitch shots, your chip shots, bunker shots, etc. 

If as you're reading this and thinking about your golf game you 
think that you're often steering your shots and feel tense at the 
end of your swings, then this is a major problem for you.

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Have a great rest of the week.  

The Excessive Tension Test

If after your shots you feel really tense or are moving your body 
around trying to steer the ball, then you've swung with too much tension.  

You will never enjoy playing golf or play up to your true potential if 
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