If you’re over 60 and losing distance, there’s an almost automatic reaction.
You try to get it back.
A little bigger turn. A little more effort from the top. A little harder through the ball.
But what if all that extra effort is actually making the problem worse?
Because when you swing harder, it’s easy to tighten your grip, rush the transition, lose your balance, and throw off the sequence that delivers the club solidly to the ball.
And suddenly the swing that feels more powerful produces worse contact and even less distance.
There’s a different way to approach golf after 60.
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Until next time,
Your friends at GoingLow.com
