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The #1 Ranked Golf Tips WebsiteFind The Fault. Fix Your Game.
Every golfer has one miss that costs them shots. Describe what your ball is actually doing, answer a few questions, and get the real cause behind it, along with the drills, checkpoints and feels that fix it. Then track it until it is gone for good.
Browse by category
Every symptom on the site sits in one of these groups. Open one to see what is published in it.
Ball flight
The ball starts in the wrong direction, curves the wrong way, or flies too high or too low.
Contact
Fat, thin, topped, shanked, or struck off the wrong part of the face.
Setup
Grip, aim, posture, ball position and stance: the faults that are fixed before the swing starts.
Short game
Chipping, pitching, and the shots inside full-swing range.
Bunkers
Greenside sand, fairway bunkers, and awkward lies.
Putting
Start line, speed, and the putts that keep missing the same way.
Lies and conditions
Slopes, rough, wind, wet turf, and tight lies.
Tempo and pressure
Rhythm, the first tee, and the swing that works on the range but not on the course.
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Practice Makes Perfect. Track Every Fix.
Reading a fix is the quick part. Making it stick takes weeks of practice, and memory is a poor judge of whether a change is working. A free account tells you what to practise each day, reminds you when you ask it to, and keeps the record for you.
Turn any fix into a practice plan
Pick 7 to 28 days and the fix becomes a day-by-day programme built from its own drills, with rest days and a re-test at the end.
Reminders when you want them
An email on the days and at the time you choose, or every session added to your calendar. All of it stays off until you turn it on.
Tick it off at the range
Each day is a short list to work through, with a streak, and a dated log of what the ball did that you can read back in order.
Mark it fixed
When the shot has changed, mark the fault resolved. The log stays with it, so if it ever comes back you know what worked.
There is no password: you sign in with a link sent to your email. Your plans and log are never shown to other golfers, and every page on the site reads in full with or without an account.
