The Correct My Swing Podcast

This week we look at how you can best use your time when the weather is too bad to practice or play.  Taking some time to self reflect on your previous season is crucial for your future development and improvement. Using this time of year to look back on what you have been doing during the season and see what has been working and what hasnt been working. This allows you to double down and what is good and tweak what needs altering.

This week we sat down with Stuart from SJP golf tips. SJP golf tips is a premium golf tips subscription website. Stuart is a world record holder and a well respected expert in his field. He shared his story and also some of secrets about how he picks his winners. Listen, Like, Share and 5 star review! Enjoy

During this weeks episode, we give a practical 3 step guide to help you say goodbye to sore, painful and stiff joints to freedom of movement and happy, healthy joints. Download our FREE 10 minute tee time warm up from our website. www.correctmyswing.com 

This week we had the pleasure to sit and have a chat with John Fry. John is the lead researcher at Myerscough College University Centre and has done with both The European Tour and The R&A from player welfare to sustainability. In this episode we discussed his research into the well being and mental health of the players on tour and life inside the ropes. This is part 1 of what was a fascinating and insightful conversation with John. We are really excited about part 2! Enjoy and make sure to leave a 5* review 

This week we dive into the 5 things you need to do during the off season to improve your golf and hit the ground running ready for next season.

This week was meant to be a chat about our two most recent blog posts and how they tie together and will form part of the puzzle with future bogs.  I went of script and off topic and ended up as a bit of rant about the modern day narrative of Speed, Power & Distance. Hope you enjoy it!

This week I have a chat and discussion with friend and work colleague Stuart Priestly of sjpgolftips.com  It was an interesting chat about the ups and downs of Europes heavy loss to USA in The Ryder Cup.   Enjoy

On this weeks episode we are joined by PGA pro and Stack & Tilt expert, Darren Hopwood. We talk about how important it is to have a system and a baseline which you refer to as a coach. This is not only important for the coach but the golfer as well. It makes it very simple for the golfer to see and understand about where they are currently and the path they are on to improvement. We also learn how a 45 minute conversation with the great Butch Harmon saved Darren coaching career. This is another absolute cracker! You do not want to miss this one!

This week Josh is talking with PGA Professional Simon Lucas. Simon is now the teaching pro at Longridge Golf Club, but you will find out that it hasn't been an easy or straight forward couple of years. In this episode Simon talks about practice and how to get the most out of your practice. A lot of us don't have much time when it comes to practice but we still expect too much of ourselves during our practice time. Simon will give you some brilliant practical takeaways you can use to help structure your own practice time better.

This week Josh is flying solo during his chat with Richie Marsden. Richie is a PGA Professional based at Johnny Foster Golf Academy in Northern Ireland, his speciality is putting. You will find out some great insights into how you can improve your putting and start putting like a tour pro. Along the way Richie may have come up with a new nickname for the king of putting, Phil Kenyon. Richie has been very fortunate to spend a lot of time with Phil during his career so far, listen up to nuggets and pearls he shares along the way. Enjoy! Make sure you subscribe to the POD to stay up to date with all of our latest content. We would really appreciate it if you can leave us a 5 star review, this helps us get our message out to more people and help more improve their game. If you enjoyed it, share and tag us on social media @corretmyswing