How many times have you gone to the driving range and hit shot after shot perfectly? "Finally!" you would say to yourself, "I get it�I can't wait to take play my next round of golf!" You rush home and scribble down a list of key notes for your own "definitive swing" and know if you simple stick to the principles on that list, then you are destined for golf stardom. Soon afterward, you play your next round. Four hours of slices, fat shots, thin shots, hooks and shanks later, you leave the golf course frustrated. During your round, you went through your long list of notes and nothing seemed to work. You say to yourself, "why can't I take my practice range with me to the course?"
This scenario has happened to all of us, including tour golfers, teaching pros, advanced golfer and novice golfers. However the difference between pro and advanced golfers and novice golfers is that when their golf swing inevitably goes awry, they do not go through a laundry list of golf t ips to fix the problem. The golf tips that they do turn to, however, are rather simple set of tried and true golf tips to minimize the damage, relax the body and continue through the round. It is after the round when pro and advanced golfers work on their swing mechanics.
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