This week: Tired of feeling like your swing should be better by now?
What if the real secret to lower scores isn’t changing your swing — it’s changing how you think on the course?
We created a game-changing guide:
“Shaving Strokes: 62 Genius Strategies to Shoot Better Scores (No Swing Change Needed).”
Inside, you'll learn:
Where not to aim your approach shots (statistically proven!)
How pitch marks on the green reveal the break
The most costly wedge shot mistake—and how to eliminate it
Clever stress-reduction tactics for smarter decisions under pressure
These tips are used by pros, single-digit golfers, and savvy weekend warriors who know strategy beats swing mechanics when it comes to scoring.
⛳ Start shooting lower scores today — without rebuilding your game:
Make golf easy again...
The reason you keep missing putts left and right
For over 100 years, nearly 95% of putters have been built with the same fundamental flaw.
And most golfers have no idea it’s even happening.
The issue is simple—but it changes everything.
In traditional putter design, the weight sits behind the shaft axis.
That small design choice creates a hidden effect called:
face drift
What is face drift?
Face drift is when the putter face naturally rotates away from your intended line during the stroke—before you even strike the ball.
If the face drifts open → you miss right
If the face drifts closed → you miss left
So even on a perfect read… even with a good stroke…
Your putter is quietly pulling you off line.
Every single putt.
The real problem
Most golfers think missed putts are a “skill issue.”
But in reality, a large part of inconsistency comes from equipment that is not designed to stay square through impact.
That means your putter is often working against you, not with you.
Introducing the RS1 Putter
The RS1 was designed to solve this at the source.
Instead of allowing face drift to happen, the RS1’s design eliminates the imbalance that causes it in the first place.
More stability through impact
A more square face path
Less compensation required from your stroke
If you’re tired of…
3-putting when it matters
Missing putts left and right with no clear explanation
Practicing on the green but not seeing it translate on the course
Then this is built for you.
Meet the designer
The RS1 was developed by Chris McGinley, who spent 30+ years building clubs for 11 world #1 players, focused on solving the root causes of inconsistency—not masking them.
The bottom line
Most putters still carry a 100-year-old design limitation.
The RS1 was built to remove it.
Until next time,
Your friends at GoingLow.com
