Golf With Aimee
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Clipboard drill to feel the bounce in chipping
Plan the hole backwards from green to tee
Gently stretch the neck for eight seconds
Chart your fairways and which way you miss
Check for straight legs at the finish
Read a fade from path left of the face
Admit a bad situation quickly to move on
Release neck tension in a forward fold
Hold an object to feel the hands stay in sync
Keep your swing arc as wide as possible
Hinge the driver later and more gradually than the irons
Turn 20 degrees more with your whole body
Position the putting ball under your left eye
Keep weight on the left foot and turn without shifting right
Pinch your elbows in and rock from your core
Play an imaginary 18-hole round on the range
Exaggerate trail-hand pressure to reach 50-50
Don't take the club past your right hip pocket
Relax the wrists, elbows, and shoulders- Target the middle of the fairway
Sequence shoulder blades with the lead heel
Widen your driver stance 3-4 inches for stability- Three-step indoor stick drill for an on-plane backswing
Finish bigger to reduce backspin and add roll
Rest a minor golf injury before it worsens
Square the clubface at setup to avoid hook spin- Flow between low lunge and half split
- Use the bounce instead of the leading edge
- Set the putter flat on the ground at address
Weigh higher hands: more speed, but over-the-top risk
Prioritize safety from an adjacent fairway
Open the whole body, not just flare the lead foot
Step on the clubface to read shaft loft for tree clearance
Do the upside-down club whistle drill- Set up for a bump-and-run chip
- For a hook, check the face and body for closed
Chip with your whole body, not just your hands
Keep the Deadhead cone aligned while swinging
Feel the thigh fold to check your body separation
Steady your head with a shaft while you practice
Roll the right foot inward, don't turn it- Separate upper and lower body to hold backswing angles
Set up wide and low with weight forward in a bunker
Table leg-up stretch: twist with a straight back
Coil back with your core, not your arms
Check driver equipment when the ball hooks
Keep the arc wide with a 130-degree right elbow at the top
Make the whoosh loudest after impact
Release the clubface to the sky to keep chip loft
Control your putting stroke size for distance- Alternate side bends to train balance
Start chipping with a pitching wedge
Read launch-monitor numbers while shaping shots
Reduce arm tension to free your backswing turn
Check shaft stiffness when a strong swing hooks
Start the chip with 60% weight on the lead foot- Half-swing drill: hold a tool between your arms
- Check if your putter is face- or toe-balanced
Swing bigger or take less loft on uphill chips- Keep the clubface square with a one-piece takeaway
- Break your putting stroke into stops on toilet paper
Keep a night-before self-scoring log to find patterns
Step-turn drill: keep the hands up at the top
Test whether head weight triggers deceleration- Longer hand finish makes the chip run out more
Release the toe to 10 o'clock past impact
Lead the hands with the body to avoid the shank
Shift 100% of your weight to the left foot before impact- Avoid loading the back foot to set up a chip
Plan your second putt before every long putt
Find your optimal energy number- Coil without narrowing the elbow
- Ami-Fi impact-bag drill for the trail-hand set
- Hit down with body rotation, don't help the ball up
Putt with a wedge from thick rough- Rotate into the left hip, not the knee, to stop the hook
- Fix the game to fix the mental
- Shape a shot with a three-step target-and-face formula
- Set up narrow, open, weight left for chip shots
- Rocking back off the right foot sculls or fats the chip
- Set up narrow and stay on the lead foot for uphill chips
Use a hybrid, not a wood, from the rough- Try a thicker grip to quiet your putting hands
- Invest in a dedicated wedge for cleaner chip contact
- Stop rotating the hands to fix a flared-open clubface
Reset your feet on every practice putt- Spaghetti noodle arms: let the body lead the hands
Use one side game to sharpen on-course focus
Grab your shoulder blade to feel a full 90-degree turn- Set your left eye directly over the golf ball
- Diagnose open-face misses before adding a flip
- Feet-together clubhead-first setup routine
Set a repeatable stroke length for short-putt speed- Use the fishbowl feel to turn and push, not force with arms
- Progress a seated torso stretch in three levels
- Recognize the open-face over-the-top compensation
Do the swish drill from a high backswing position
Drive kneeling presses with the hips- Play a bump and run into an upslope
- Make a bigger swing with a higher-lofted wedge