Elite Golf

In this episode, I describe my philosophy on what the best ball strikers in the world do during the down-stroke of their golf swings.

Here are the three main points that I discuss:

1. You must shallow the golf club early in transition

2. You must keep the club-face square or slightly closed

I explain that the grip is important and here is a video to watch on that https://youtu.be/ZcIl_T4lrKo

3. Your body must rotate through the shot (not stall and then get active hands)

Visit my website if you're interested in online instruction and videos that go into more detail about the swing https://www.andrewstormgolf.com/lessons/online-instruction/

Phil is arguably one of the greatest golfers of all time.

His approach has always been unique and is interesting for me to try and learn from. In today's episode I point out some of the brilliant things Phil does to be successful.

1. He's a creative player

2. He's fearless and positive. He's never been afraid to fail.

3. He's willing to adapt and be flexible in his approach- he's tried many different things to get an edge.

1. Build a solid routine. Here are the important aspects of my routine that have worked well for me-

A. Take in all information and assess the shot (distance, wind, trouble, pin location, etc.)

How good do you feel today? A,B, or C game?

Assess all options before making your game plan

B. Make a game plan (what do I want to do with this shot)

C. Make a rehearsal swing

D. Execute

2. In practice play a 3 ball scramble to see what strategy works best for you on different holes.

3. Have a game plan before going out to play- what clubs are you going to hit off the tees? This helps us feel prepared and confident that we have something to fall back on.

Tim is a golf instructor/coach based out of Bradenton, Florida. He is a mentor of mine and my personal coach while I was playing golf at the high school and college level. Tim's resume speaks for itself as he has personally coached many PGA/LPGA tour players, 46 AJGA All Americans, 2 US Amateur Champions, and over 165 juniors who went on to get college golf scholarships.

Tim talks to us about why his players have been so successful, he explains his philosophy on developing golfers skill and technique, and also explain his approach which includes helping his players be better people and develop life skills and not only golf skills.

You can follow Tim on

instagram: Tsgi2010

Email: [email protected]

Leah Harvey is a nutrition coach based out of Omaha, Nebraska. She has earned a coaching certification through "Trim Healthy Mama". She is very passionate about what she does and is kind enough to share some of her insights with us today. We discuss golf specific nutrition- what kind of things you should eat before, during, and after a round of golf. Then we get into some of Leah's overall philosophy regarding nutrition.

For more information regarding Leah, check out her website at livlico.com

Her Instagram handle is livli_leah

In this segment I interview Chris Dorris https://christopherdorris.com/ who is a success coach and mental toughness coach. Chris is such an impressive coach who is passionate and energetic about helping others develop mental toughness. Chris and I discuss what mental toughness is and some strategies to develop mental toughness on and off the golf course.

You don't want to miss this episode!

Chris references "The O line" during the interview- watch this video which explains "The O line" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7dnu7Vqpg5I

Chris also plugs his golf specific mental toughness training course "The Edge" visit this link to purchase half off! https://christopherdorris.com/shop/

Nick and I discuss what it takes to become the best golfer you can be. We discuss topics such as competition, tournaments, needed personality traits, practice routines, and the importance of coaching.

Judd Cornell, head golf coach at Creighton University will be joining us in this episode. We will be covering topics such as, Judd's history as a golfer and what he has learned and found valuable to become the best player he can be. Also, we dive into what he looks for when recruiting players to play at Creighton and what juniors should be doing to get to that level- tournaments they should play in, their daily practice and fitness habits and how often they should be competing.

Brendan runs a business named "Golf Placement Services" which helps a junior find the right school in the recruiting process for them to attend and play college golf.

Brendan was the head golf coach at The University of Kentucky before starting this business and he has great insights into helping players maximize themselves and get recruited to play collegiate golf.