This week: 94% of senior golfers miss the green from approach distance. It costs them 8+ strokes per round.

Here are three questions tell you if you're part of that 94%.

#1. If you have to hit over trees... do you launch it high with a smooth swing? Or worry it'll come out low?

#2. Thick rough, normal swing... does it pop out clean with spin? Or do you have to kill it?

#3. When you hit a green with your hybrid... does the ball stop? Or skid off the back?

If you're confident in all three, you're good.

But if you struggle with any of them, there's a club designed by the guy who built clubs for 11 world #1 golfers that solves all three.

High-lofted fairway wood with 7-wood loft that launches high, pops clean from any lie, and lands soft.

It gives you 3-wood distance with 7-wood loft and forgiveness. Designed for golfers who need those shots from 150-200 yards out.

Don't love it more than your hybrid? Send it back and you don't risk a thing.

Re: low point test most golfers never try

If you’ve ever hit a fat or thin iron…

…here’s the secret most golfers miss: it’s not your grip, your stance, or even your backswing.

It’s where your low point happens.

There’s a simple test the pros use to see exactly where the club is bottoming out. You don’t need high-speed cameras or launch monitors — just a few minutes and a golf ball.

Most golfers never try it, which is why practice feels wasted and shots stay inconsistent.

I’m sharing the exact drill that lets you see your low point instantly, so you can start hitting pure, predictable irons again.

Do this drill before your next round and you’ll immediately notice where you’re losing distance and control.

Tomorrow, I’ll explain how to adjust your swing to always hit the low point in the right spot — even under pressure.

No guessing. No trial-and-error. Just cleaner, more consistent ball striking.

Until next time,

Your friends at GoingLow.com