Every era of golf improvement has a big idea — something that simplifies the game and helps golfers improve faster.
Years ago, it was the X-Factor.
Then came lag.
Each one helped golfers understand something fundamental — and when applied correctly, handicaps dropped.
Today, that next big idea is low point control.
Because nearly all consistent ball striking comes down to one thing:
where your club strikes the ground in relation to the ball.
When you understand and train this, contact becomes predictable, distance control improves, and fat and thin shots start disappearing — without rebuilding your swing.
Big ideas create big impacts.
And the right one can change your handicap faster than years of random fixes.
Weekly Recap:
→Scottie Scheffler, Tiger Woods and Si Woo Kim swear by this guy and the Kinetic Movement Model
→Former nuclear propulsion engineer who’s spent 30+ years building clubs for 11 world #1 players says 95% of putters share the same fatal flaw. The Biggest Putter Innovation in Years →
→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.
Until next time,
Your friends at GoingLow.com
