If you want more pars, but struggle with ball striking, let’s make sure that you reach out to get max width while making a good rotation around your spine. A must for a consistent low point. For width, focus on the trail arm (NOT the lead arm).

If you want more pars, let’s get you the keys you need to be successful when you find your ball on an uphill lie from the fairway.

If you want more pars, grab some tees and some backyard space and let’s groove your downswing into impact - the strike zone.

I share top top culprits and how to really fix it right in the comfort of your own home. The tees represent a ball to your brain so you make real swings (versus not strik...

If you want more pars, let’s improve your impact with your distance wedges 60-100 yards. I am using the GSNAP Training Aid to assist me. It helps your lead wrist from flipping or coming under the ball (scoopy). Get it at MissPar.com

If you want more pars, let's focus on a clean thump with an abbreviated follow-through. Where payers go off is their passionate effort to get some height, they scoop the ball out. Let's change that now.

If you want more pars, but struggle with less than solid shots, then let’s look at your chest. Is it getting through enough?

If you want more pars, let’s adopt a few keys from Cameron Smith’s awesome stroke. He’s doing something that you ain’t. So, let’s get to it!

If you want more pars and more distance with accuracy, let’s make sure you are not lifting your hands too early during the takeaway. Keeping your hands low throughout the early part of the swing sets the stage for a successful backswing with width.

If you want more pars but cannot stay in your posture, let’s identify body culprits so you can then resolve them. Your body is messing with your golf swing! Let’s find out why.

If you want more pars, let’s get your putting energy up to par. How do you control the pace of your putts? The best way is to focus on your backstroke. And the first step is determine your signature energy. Everyone’s will be unique to them.

If you want more pars, but for the life of ya, you cannot stay in your posture throughout the swing, then let’s check your balance points. They play a key role in with posture during the backswing and downswing.

If you want more pars, but your balls are rolling past the pin then this tip is for you. I share an easy way to control the excessive rollouts with your pitch and chip shots.

Let’s keep your head centered with the help of Karen’s CardioGolf Slope! Learn how to use it at home and at the range.

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If you want more pars, let’s examine the popular reason why you physically cannot stay in your posture. Fluctuating your hip flexion wreaks havoc on your golf shots. And it typically begins right at setup.

If you want more pars and more distance with accuracy, let’s make sure you are not just an arm swinger. We can assess this by taking a look at your finish.

If you want more pars, we need to identify if you are a steep or shallow player. Why? So you can get the best wedges for your style and understand how both affect your shots.

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If you want more pars, join myself and CardioGolf.com creator Karen Jansen for at home and on the range practice. In this episode, we will work on getting the golf sequence up to par.

If you want more pars, get out of your own way. Many players get roadblocked (stalled out) with their body rotation. Instead we need freedom to rotate to get the max speed with accuracy,

If you want more pars but you’re topping and chunking the heck out of it, let’s examine a popular smother culprit.

If you’re struggling to get any distance or your ball striking seems anemic, let’s make sure that you are actually hinging the club. Many players - especially newer to the game—do not have trail hand wrist hinge. This makes the downswing too much work.

If you want more pars, let's make sure that you are not over doing your backswing and/or adding too much horizontal hinge. Both of which create big hooks, pulls or topped, chunked shots.

Where is the max speed of your golf swing? Many players’ max speed is expended during the transition. Instead, the max speed should be just after the ball. This is key to understand and then train it.

Low & Rotate (not high & lift) If you want more pars but struggle with topped, fat, slices and pulled golf shots then let’s check your hands through the swing. Are they lifting too soon? I share a great drill to help cure this situation.