GOOD GOLFERS TRUST THEIR TECHNIQUE! One of the most important things you can develop as a golfer is confidence in your mechanics. First, you have to build a sound, repeatable swing that produces consistently good results. But once you’ve done that, you have to learn to TRUST IT! It’s easy to hit a couple of bad drives or iron shots and suddenly start questioning everything you’ve worked so hard to develop. As baseball legend Tony Gwynn points out here, you’re not going to get a hit every time. Even the greatest players fail occasionally. The key is trusting that your technique will produce results over time. Don’t let a couple of bad shots convince you to abandon a good swing. Build your technique, trust your mechanics, and stay the course. Consistency comes from commitment, not constant change. Hit ’em long and hit ’em straight! ChristoGarcia.com #ClassicGolfSwing #GolfInstruction #GolfMindset #GolfConsistency #ChristoGarciaGolf

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Golf instruction should produce results. I tell my students: if an instructor says, “You’re going to get worse before you get better,” run. There’s no reason you can’t begin improving immediately. Start with solid impact alignments and low-point control. Learn how to apply the golf club the way it was designed to be used, and then build your swing around those fundamentals. Better contact. Better control. Better golf. If you’d like to become one of my students in my 12-week Performance Academy, email [email protected] and begin your journey to great golf today.

Three of the straightest hitters in golf history—Ben Hogan, Moe Norman, and Calvin Peete—all shared a similar look through the finish: full extension and high hands. For me, the key is feeling like the back of my left hand stays square through the ball while all of my energy goes out in front of me toward the target. I don’t want to throw that energy down into the ground. When I do that correctly, the pivot essentially throws the clubhead toward the sky—creating that long, fully extended, high-hands finish you see in so many great ball-strikers. If you’d like to learn more about how I swing the golf club or inquire about instruction, email me at [email protected] or visit ChristoGarcia.com.