Statement by John Rogers
Most people play golf for enjoyment; and they get more enjoyment from playing when they develop consistency--the ability to hit the kind of shots they like (and shoot scores they like) more often. Therefore, my goal as an instructor is to help people enjoy golf more by helping them find consistency in their skills. The way to achieve consistency is to develop skills that are simple enough to be repeated. This means a fundamentally sound setup, fewer moving parts in the swing, fewer planes for the parts that do move, and hopefully fewer things cluttering up the mind. Playing golf well is not just about learning what to do--it's learning what not to do because "less is better" in golf. Removing the extra and unnecessary parts allows each golfer to develop a simpler, more consistent swing.
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