Becoming more consistent can be simplified. Find a sport played on your feet where balance isn’t needed for success and I’ll eat your hat (had to throw in a little Moe Norman quote).

A loss of balance in your golf swing can negatively affect your contact, weight shift, posture, club face, club path, swing plane, and more.

Half of a tennis ball is all you need to begin learning how to shift and rotate your body properly for the golf swing.

I hear it all the time, I’m such n’ such age and I’m “athletic.” I really should be better at golf.

You can go down a rabbit hole trying to find a complicated “fix” for all the individual compensations in your swing, or you can begin looking for the root cause of those compensations.

By improving the root cause, it takes much less effort and will help you avoid over-thinking your swing.