Most golfers believe improvement comes from grinding longer and harder.
Smart golfers know better.
They focus on the few skills that drive the biggest gains—and ignore the rest.
That’s because golf follows the same pattern seen in business, fitness, and investing:
a small percentage of actions produce most of the results.
In practical terms:
You don’t need dozens of swing fixes
You don’t need endless range sessions
You don’t need to overhaul your technique
You need clarity on which pieces actually matter.
The 80–20 Golf Method™ is built around that clarity. It identifies the core movements, habits, and decisions that influence performance the most—so improvement becomes simpler, faster, and more repeatable. If you want to play better golf without overthinking or over-practicing, this is where to start:
Less noise.
Better focus.
Lower scores.
Weekly Recap: How to stop chunking your wedges
Ever chunk a wedge so bad you pray no one is looking?
These shots get in your head and kill your round.
Golfers think practice is the answer but they’re wrong.
Here’s the secret to leaving chunk wedges in your past…
One of Golf Digest’s top 10 best teachers in the country will open your eyes and you’ll never look at wedge shots the same.
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