If you are tired of the inconsistencies in your game, consider a change.
One if not the hardest things to do in the world is change.
When it comes to golf, it is even more challenging to change for obvious reasons.
The most obvious reason is the countless hours’ golfers spend trying to develop a consistent swing. If time were currency and you banked all of your golf time, you wouldn’t go to the bank and make a complete withdrawal to throw it all away.
Another reason is the amount of money you have spent on lessons.
Even if you wanted to change, what are your choices?
Stack and Tilt, a bad habit, turned into a swing, Moe Norman’s Natural golf or AJ’s Truth about golf, insinuating that others are lying.
Most swings are a variation of the traditional swing.
Some golfers will figure out the swing at all costs, also known as {students of the swing/game}. NOT!
What is alarming is the number of golfers giving up the game meant to be fun.
I do not call those golfers quitters; they are probably wise.
It may be a wise choice when considering how much time and money golfers spend on the game and only achieve lackluster results.
If you are considering giving up, I understand. I played with a traditional swing for twenty-four years. I hit Five hundred full shots each day for years. Plus, the hours every night on the short game.
I competed in local events and even won the Northern Kentucky amateur
handicap championship flight. I tell you this only to put the traditional swing into perspective. IT WASN’T FUN!
The time I spent practicing and playing did not equal my success or lack thereof.
Worse than that was the anxiety of standing over a golf shot expecting perfection. When I executed a golf shot to perfection, the feeling of unease was not worth it.
It all boiled down to the fact that no matter how much you practice or play with a traditional swing, there is no perfect.
I never quit golf, but I proudly admit I left the traditional swing.
Early on, I knew the conventional swing was flawed, but like every golfer
playing today, I trusted that the conventional swing was the only way to play. It’s tradition every golfer uses the swing that started golf almost three hundred years ago.
Who, if anyone, should question or doubt the technique used to swing a golf club?
Even if you don’t play but enjoy watching it on television, you receive enough information about the swing from the commentators on any given weekend.
Almost every swing on tour looks the same unless you know what to look for.
If you are looking at one specific golfer, almost every swing seems identical, but inevitably they have hit some horrible shots, wind or no wind.
The point is that even the best golfers in the world cannot master a nearly three-hundred-year-old swing.
Think of the swing as you think about almost anything else. At first, we attempt to fix something, perhaps even twice. Then we may call for help.
Ultimately, we throw it out and buy a new one, no matter the cost.
Not so easy to do with a golf swing, but at minimum, you now have a choice, just as the LIV Tour golfers have a choice.
The Lever Golf Swing is complete, and I am excited to offer you the choice between quitting or changing.
The most significant difference is that we offer a technique you can perfect. Lever Golf is a simple swing technique
understandable to anyone at any level who wants to swing a club.
If you trust me, you can have more fun, hit better-quality shots
and take the anxiety out of your game forever.
Visit my website, and take the time to listen to some testimonials. Also, follow me on Instagram @levergolf
Remember: If you are not doing Lever Golf, you will get beat by someone who is.