For those of you who do not have a lot of time to practice I have a solution for you. One of the most important things in building a repetitive golf swing is bringing what you think you are doing and what you are actually doing as close together as possible. Try practising in front of a mirror or window a couple of times a week watching the movements that you are trying to make. This will ensure that what you think you are doing and what you are actually doing are getting very close to being the same thing. It will also help you to fast track your correct muscle memory as seeing what you are doing when you do it really helps. For any feedback, specific topics or advice email me at walkleygolf@gmail.com
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- Name: Andrew Walkley
- RACV Healesville Country Club, Victoria, Australia
- Andrew Walkley is an experienced teaching golf professional with a passion for helping his students improve. Since turning professional in 1998 Andrew has over a decade’s experience in the game both as a player and coach. He has attended all four biennial Srixon Australasian Coaching Summits held over the past eight years, learning from some of the world's best, including David Leadbetter, Steve Bann, Hank Haney, Stan Utley, Pete Cowan and Mike McGetrick. These experiences have fuelled his passion for gaining knowledge to help fellow golfers achieve their potential. In 2009 Andrew was the head teaching professional for the GV Junior Golf Academy.
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