Mark Immelman
272 verified teaching moments with direct channel credit and official-source links.
Rotate the tee down through impact to compress shots
Fix a heel strike by aiming to hit the toe
Build your swing fix into a pre-shot rehearsal
Hum during the swing to break free of technique
Check forward ball position when the turn stalls
Feel the trail hand rolling a ball to the hole- Switch from training mindset to playing mindset
Build a chalk-line gate and path tees for putting
Check physical limits when a swing change stalls
Don't try to jump - the lift is a byproduct
Play with swing feels, not mid-swing evaluations
Play more break than the most you can imagine
One club, 30 reps can match the full overspeed protocol- Ask what's wrong with your shots, not your swing
Use a low kick point for a higher ball flight
Cue the glute bridge three ways for pelvis control
Check whether the ball rolls end over end
Simplify visualization: just pick a target and look- Why single swing thoughts break down on the course
Preset an impact position to rehearse impact feel- Manage attention like a bucket you fill
- Push off the trail heel, not the trail toe
Don't ram short putts; respect capture speed
Position a down-the-line swing camera by distance- Use unequal stance steps for driver ball position
- Lock your start line, then think only about speed
Practice making long putts, not gunning them- Track your own miss patterns on the course
Stretch with a golf club to prep the body for power- Use a tee in your glove to train forearm rotation
Commit to one sensory channel through the swing- Vary putting distance, surface, and pressure
- Draw a dot on the clubface as a swing focus
Keep your pre-shot routine the same length every time
Avoid knees past toes or hips behind heels- Believe, keep head and body still, hit it solid
- Get loft and lie checked every 6 to 9 months
- Breathe in at end range to deepen a stretch
Strike two coins to groove your putter's low point
Use resistance bands for progressive loading- Check two things before doing overspeed training
- Accept and adapt to unchangeable conditions
- From a bunker, take the disaster off the table
Pick a conservative target instead of curving from trouble- Do quad hip extensions against a wall
Lay up to your favorite yardage, not as far as possible- Mark range targets a degree apart to learn start line
Fit the Putter Master square to the face- Judge a swing by impact, not appearance
- Watch your best swings on video through the winter
- Choose a toe-up balanced putter to kill face torque
- Meditate by relaxing from toes to head as you breathe
Shallow your path with an angled alignment rod drill- Don't copy your partner's club off the tee
- Train lead-side strength asymmetrically
Throw clubs to feel the release and let go- Play the present shot instead of forcing birdie
- Use a mirror to check your putting eye line
- Add rotation to cure a sway, don't just restrict it
Feel heavy arms to steady chip and pitch contact- Use a low rope pulley to feel pressure-driven rotation
- Keep emotional reactions from affecting the next shot
- Commit to your own line and speed
- Write down and drill a routine for every part of your game
- Pick your targets before the round
- Adjust your break number for wind
- Accept mistakes before you reach the first tee
- Speed the hands in transition, slow through impact
- Clarify each shot instead of willing the outcome
- Avoid too little bounce to stop digging and fat shots
- Match shaft torque to your swing speed
- Toes are brakes, heels are accelerators
- Set the finger edge on the hole center
- Get into athletic posture, don't just stand to the ball
- Groove swing path with the box drill
- Clean range balls before wedge practice
- Find a new feel to hold the same swing
Train shaft pitch and hand path with an alignment rod- Do extension drop backs to stretch the hamstrings
Drill foot-pressure rotation on an alignment rod- Quit labeling putts as par, birdie, or big
- Play toward the best next-shot position
- Set the trail forearm under the lead at driver setup
- Let the putter face open and release on an arc
- Play your shot tendency; aim away from tucked pins
- Hold attention on one focal point in narrow mode
- Three max vertical leaps add speed to your next swings
- Practice switching sensory focus on command
- Learn to hook to understand and tame your slice
- Spend your finite mental energy where you have control
- Finish against a wall to balance the follow-through
- Keep mid-round swing changes small
- Build mechanics with foam balls and no ball flight
- Use external cues (target, ground) for faster results
Make your last three words point at the target- Think box then play box: get reactive over the ball
- Practice short putts on heavy slope around the hole
- Aim your eyes where you want the club to swing
- Begin with the end in mind: see the front door
Set up greenside chip posture with weight left