If not, “feel” is the answer to a repeating swing.

Instruction has always been too focused on the “how to” with not enough emphasis on the “feel” or “sensations” required.

Great players play by feel, the same for low handicappers. They have taught themselves to repeat the feel on every swing they make.

Most good players are not thinking about their swings but know what “feelings” are needed.

The chances of you making any progress with the “how to” way of thinking are very limited. You will be far better off learning what feelings create good swings for you.

Feel is after all “muscle memory,” but few golfers practice what they need to feel.

I have exposed all the feelings
in the swing here, starting with the basic golf fundamentals. I have also selected some training aids to assist you in developing feel.

My experience in teaching has taught me that patience, practice, and perseverance are critical for learning and improving your golf.

Remember only constant repetition of the desired movement brings permanent change.