by Adrian Fryer | Adrian's Blog, Magazine Articles
Get a handle on your game Obviously the ball only does what the club tells it, and you control what the club does ideally. How you hold the club and what you do at the grip or handle end decides what happens at the business end! The club head and club face. In this...
by Adrian Fryer | Adrian's Blog, Magazine Articles
Want to learn to hit new shots? We often watch a pro event and admire how the Pros get that ball to check up on that second bounce loaded with backspin. In fairness to the amateur golfer, they are playing from immaculate closely mown fairways to receptive greens plus...
by JDG | Adrian's Blog, Magazine Articles
Want to learn to hit new shots? As much as we all desire consistency with our games you also have to realise golf is played over a varied and ever-changing environment. So, although we’d like a consistent swing, it also has to be adjustable to allow you to be able to...
by Adrian Fryer | Adrian's Blog, Magazine Articles
Who doesn’t want to hit more greens? Obviously this should mean more pars and birdies for anybody at any level. In this feature I compiled for the Today’s Golfer March/April edition 372 I detailed the importance of developing a synchronised...
by Adrian Fryer | Adrian's Blog, Magazine Articles
Statistically on the PGA Tour at 7′ 10” the Pros only hole 50% of putts at this length. When they get to 6” they hole 65%, so this is a key area to improve your scoring average too. In this article for Today’s Golfer magazine I show how by...
by Adrian Fryer | Adrian's Blog, Magazine Articles
Since the time golf has been played there has been a worldwide epidemic of players ‘coming over top’ or ‘casting’ the club in a fishing like manoeuvre. This is principally born out of the fact we play golf stood sideways to a ball on the floor- we may inherently try...
