Have you ever wondered why you can flush one iron...
...then hit the very next one fat?
Most golfers assume it's because their swing changed.
That seems logical.
After all, if one shot is perfect and the next one isn't, your swing must have done something different.
But what if that's not actually true?
What if your swing is far more consistent than you think?
And the real problem has nothing to do with your backswing...
...your takeaway...
...or your swing plane?
Instead, it comes down to one moment that lasts less than a blink of an eye.
Think about your last round.
Have you ever hit one iron absolutely flush...
...only to chunk the very next shot?
Did your entire golf swing really change in thirty seconds?
Probably not.
Yet that's exactly what most instruction leads golfers to believe.
The better question is this:
Where did your club strike the ground?
The more you understand that one moment, the more ball striking begins to make sense.
Suddenly, fat shots, thin shots, inconsistent distance, and those frustrating "great one... terrible one" swings stop feeling random.
If you've never looked at ball striking this way before, I think you'll find this fascinating.
You may never think about ball striking the same way again.
Until next time,
Your friends at GoingLow.com
