Swing Pros Atlanta

We’ve all been there. A simple Par 3 with a little water and a big green. “Just don’t hit it in the water and you’ll be okay,” you tell yourself… right before your ball is donated to the lake. You did the one thing you told yourself not to do, and it happens more often than you’d like. But why? One of the most common mistakes you can make in practice is giving yourself commands your body cannot actually use. You’ll hear it all the time, and you’ve probably said it to yourself

Every year at The Masters, we watch the best players in the world pull off shots that almost don’t feel real. Drives shaped on command, irons landing exactly where they’re aimed, putts rolling into the hole from over breaks that seem impossible. And then, what looks like a simple 10 yard chip suddenly has a player second guessing themselves at address. Because at Augusta, one of the toughest shots all week isn’t a long iron or a pressure putt. It’s a chip from right off the g

Robert MacIntyre spent most of the week in Texas doing something that’s hard to do on the PGA Tour. He controlled a golf tournament, leading the Valero Texas Open by four shots after the second round with an opening 8 under, and carrying that lead deep into the weekend before being passed late by J. J. Spaun. The easy takeaway is that it was a missed opportunity, but that is not really the part that matters heading into The Masters Tournament. What matters more is the type of