Soften your grip:
Hold the club as lightly as you would a tube of toothpaste — enough to keep control without squeezing, which frees up your body to rotate and the clubface to square up naturally.
Let gravity do the downswing:
Rather than pulling the club down aggressively from the top, allow the arms to drop naturally with gravity while keeping your posture, creating a smoother, more consistent strike.
Brush, don’t bash:
Focus on brushing the grass through impact — chest working towards the target — rather than driving the club into the ground, which promotes a proper divot after the ball and better tempo.
