Everyone’s looking to have a better swing, but so many important elements of the golf swing are completely forgotten about. Here is a quick list of the 3 most important swing elements that all too often are forgotten about: 1. Accelerate the clubhead at impact I have a friend who likes to rocket the clubhead …
We’ve been blogging for a while now at Pause-N-Throw, and every winter we do a series of articles on how to deal with winter golf. So, this year, we thought we’d do an overview of some of our best winter golf posts from earlier. Enjoy! Planning a Golf Vacation For Winter “Winter is a tough …
It’s that time again! The kids are jingle belling, and everyone is telling you to be of good cheer – despite the fact that for you, an avid golfer, it’s impossible to be of good cheer when your local golf course is under two feet of snow. But fear not! We here at Pause-N-Throw have …
One of our favorite Golfers, Mike Austin, loved to say that the golf swing was like “a Ferris Wheel, not a merry-go-round”. And he was right. In more precise golf parlance, the “steep” (Ferris Wheel) swing is widely recognized to be more advantageous than the “shallow” (merry-go-round) swing. Here’s why. As you might imagine, the …
As the saying goes, old habits die hard. But if those old habits are wrong, you have to make the effort to change them. And the same goes for the golf swing. In general, it takes 30 days to stop making an old, ineffective golf swing and start a new one. This is one of …
I want every golfer in the world to buy a Pause N Throw. But I don’t want you to use it all the time. There are times to use it and times not to. You don’t necessarily have to wear the Pause-N-Throw before every round to play better golf. Think of the Pause N Throw …
Lee Trevino once said that all the amateurs are trying to draw the ball – and all the pros are trying to fade it. The draw is a power shot and the fade is a control shot. That’s because the draw has topspin, making the ball run further than normal. On the other hand, the …
If you’re shooting in the 100s, you probably want to break 100 and shoot somewhere in the 90s. If you’re in the 90s you want to be in the 80s. If you’re in the 80s you want to shoot in the 70s, and so on. Countless books and articles have explored how to accomplish this. …
So far, our slice stories series has focused on slices hit off the tee. From knocking a dent in an oil derrick to raising the ire of a cantankerous crocodile, we’ve seen that there’s plenty of trouble to get into from slicing your tee shot. But that doesn’t mean that things can’t go awry from …
Accuracy is important in every shot in the golf game. From your first shot off the tee to your last putt on 18, you always need to get your shot on target. Here at Pause-N-Throw, we tend to focus on accuracy off the tee and fairway. But that doesn’t mean that Pause-N-Throw isn’t an essential …