“A” Game Golf Instruction Blog

Roger explains how to practice effectively.
Making the most use of the little time that you have to actually practice; break your practice into 2 halves. The Scoring Game first and then the Long Game.
1. The Scoring Game (The Important Part of Practice)
Pick one aspect of your short game and focus on it.
Chipping, […]

In this golf instruction video, Roger illustrates 2 different practicing techniques.
Working on your swing
1. Getting a feel for certain positions or movement
2. May or may not be aiming at a target
3. Having someone or something like a video camera monitor you for correct positioning.
Once you have a nice golf swing, there is much more to […]

In this golf instruction video, Roger explains that if you want to take your golf game up a notch, you have to work on your bread and butter shots which are the 7 iron and shorter approach shots, or a 6 iron and shorter clubs off a tee on a par three, not the long […]

When hitting golf balls at the range, you should utilize drills and routines that will help you to improve. Try Mike Vardeman’s “finish” drill to improve your balance and power.

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When applying new golf instruction principles in an effort to improve your golf game, take little baby steps and practice slowly; not swinging 100% for example, maybe only 30%. Apply the principles slowly so that you can view them, feel them ‘and’ observe the results along the way.
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Here are 2 of the simplest yet powerful things you can do to create your A Golf Game. Set a camera up down your target line and hit several golf balls. Then review your golf swing on a television and compare your posture, swing plane, stance and tempo to other golf pros that you like. […]