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. …
As a dedicated golfer, your want to make sure you have the right routine to make sure you’re dynamite off the first tee. Here are three key elements that make up the ultimate pre-golf routine: • Eat right. Golf is a mental as well as physical game. To make sure your body and mind functions …
At Pause-N-Throw, we’ve spent a lot of amount of time talking about the mental game of golf. And one important mental component of the game is avoiding intimidation. When you see a water hazard or sand trap in front of you, it psyches you out. Hazards are scary, it’s true, but there’s an easy way …
Golf is said to be the sport of the elite. Presidents and other heads of state spend hundreds of hours golfing (Barack Obama even hired famous golf coach Butch Harmon to improve his game). High flying businessmen cut million dollar business deals on the course. The golf equipment industry furnished luxury attire for those who …
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 …
At Pause-N-Throw, we’ve found that one of the results of creating a good product is a whole lot of positive feedback. One satisfied user had this to say: “Let me just say that as a 56 year old playing my 5th round five weeks after a right total knee replacement, your Pause-N-Throw device has helped …
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 …
Why do the pros open and close the clubhead? I read recently it’s because, in the early days of golf, hickory shafts allowed the clubhead to twist open. So the golfer had to had to consciously close the clubhead by rotating it. Pros everywhere began teaching this move, based on how golf shafts were built …
A golfer called me recently to ask if the Pause-N-Throw training aid helped you learn the “Square to Square” swing. What is the Square to Square swing? It might sound complicated, but in reality it’s not that hard to imagine. Basically, it entails keeping the clubhead square to the line of flight throughout the swing. …
Most golfers are too “handsy.” All you have to do is watch them waggle the club before they swing and you’ll see what they are intending to do. They are all over the place. It’s easy to think that this is effective. If you use your hands more, you’ll get more distance, right? But in …