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Junior golfers need to test new swing feels on the course, not just the range. If it works in play, you've got a new tool. If it fails, ditch it and go back to what worked before.
Junior golfers need to test new swing feels on the course, not just the range. If it works in play, you've got a new tool. If it fails, ditch it and go back to what worked before.
I think one of the most important things that you can do as a golfer, especially as a junior golfer, is when you're trying to make your swing better and playing around with new feels, you need to always go and validate those feels on the golf course. You can do a lot of stuff on the driving range, but the true test is going to be whether or not you can play with those feels on the golf course. If you can, congratulations, you've got a new feel, you've got a new ability to hit the ball. But if you don't, It's more important that you get that under control early, realize that field doesn't work for you, and you're able to go back to what you already know and has proven to work.
