A Few days ago, you saw the moment Mike Porter's ball "took off like it was shot out of a cannon."
That wasn't the end of the clip.
Right after that swing, this came out of him, unprompted:
"I can't believe the contact I can get with a wood out of rough like this. That's unbelievable to me. That's just a feeling you want to feel when you hit the ball. I don't get that very often."
Then, still on camera:
"I may replace my driver with this too."
He wasn't talking about another 3-wood. He was talking about his driver.
That's not something you say about a club unless the way it felt actually caught you off guard.
The simple 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
