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All golfers know, they are never done perfecting, or just improving, their golf game. Whether working on their driver, mid game, putting, chipping or other areas of their game, we are always looking for improvement.
If you want to improve your golf game, the first thing you should do is set goals for yourself – both short and long term. This will help you pinpoint exactly what parts of your game are the most challenging for you and prioritizes your efforts toward improvement.
Take the time to write down specific, measurable goals. For example: no missed fairways off the tee, hit 70% of greens in regulation, zero three-putt holes per round, break 90, 85 and 80, etc.. Over time, you will be able to look back at these goals and see just how far you’ve come.
While you are identifying your goals, you need to know where you are on your path to mastering the Single Plane Swing.
Here at Graves Golf, we have our Single Plane Path to Improvement which includes 6 steps for all of our students to follow.
You can step up this path as quickly as you like, but first , you must know where you are now and then determine what steps to take next.
Our team is here to help you identify what step you are currently on and give you guidance on your next step(s) to better golf using the Single Plane Swing and short game.
To get started, simply complete and submit the form below and we will reach out to you with our recommendations of where to go next.
So let’s get started and get you on your path to playing better golf today!
(PS – If you don’t know the answer(s) to any of the questions, please leave blank and we can get information later.
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