Send us a text We trace Georges’ path from France to China and unpack how a clear system—not a one-size method—helps juniors and adults build reliable contact, usable power, and predictable ball flight. We challenge common myths about Stack and Tilt and show how thinking golfers score lower. • defining turn, tilt, and extend before touching a club • controlling low point to build solid contact • creating enough speed to play, not chase max distance • building predictable ball flight through ...
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Send us a text We trace Georges’ path from France to China and unpack how a clear system—not a one-size method—helps juniors and adults build reliable contact, usable power, and predictable ball flight. We challenge common myths about Stack and Tilt and show how thinking golfers score lower. • defining turn, tilt, and extend before touching a club • controlling low point to build solid contact • creating enough speed to play, not chase max distance • building predictable ball flight through ...
Wedge Work Wins ! In Conversation with Mike LaBauve
Flag Hunters Golf Podcast
1 hour
3 weeks ago
Wedge Work Wins ! In Conversation with Mike LaBauve
Send us a text We challenge the myth that more greens alone lowers scores and show how wedge control and impact-focused coaching change a golfer’s ceiling. Mike shares a short game test, a simple wedge matrix, and a speed move that adds real yardage without chasing positions. • Mike’s journey from player to coach and key mentors • Fixing root causes using steep and shallow components • Why ball flight and communication beat perfect positions • The Howard Twitty wedge matrix and scoring lesso...
Flag Hunters Golf Podcast
Send us a text We trace Georges’ path from France to China and unpack how a clear system—not a one-size method—helps juniors and adults build reliable contact, usable power, and predictable ball flight. We challenge common myths about Stack and Tilt and show how thinking golfers score lower. • defining turn, tilt, and extend before touching a club • controlling low point to build solid contact • creating enough speed to play, not chase max distance • building predictable ball flight through ...
