In my experience teaching golf for the last 25 years, I have found that the best way to communicate the swing to students is to keep things simple. Giving complex information causes tension, which is a major reason for poor performance.

There are numerous methods of instruction and using only one method seems to limit the effectiveness of the teacher. Not all golfers swing the same way. The difference in physical make up of people, as well as the mental and emotional aspects of each individual makes it necessary to adapt your teaching.

The only constant aspects in golf are the ball flight laws. These laws must be obeyed. They are what make the ball travel in the direction and distance that you desire. Learning and understanding these five laws will correct any problem that may arise in your game. Each law has a few simple principles that can be learned in a short period of time with the proper instruction.

If you have a wish to play better golf come down to the Palm Beach Golf Course and learn these five laws to better ball control. You will enjoy the game more and have fun learning in the process.