How HE went from 18 HANDICAP to 10.5 in 6 months! (5 sneaky tips)

You can MAKE this DROP too! it is Simple just follow these 5 sneaky golf tips that make a HUGE difference to how you strike the golf ball but also-how you use your brain around the golf course. The part of the game that is most overlooked!

These 5 easy tips include:
1. Chipping with the TOE method
2. Making those MUST make putts
3. CLUB selection Don't come up short all the time
4. Compress the ball as you come into impact
5. The perfect driver golf grip!!

How HE went from 18 HANDICAP to 10.5 in 6 months! (5 sneaky tips)

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[AlexElliottGolf]

*Which one is going to a game changer for your game?!*

[craigsharp]

My 2nd shot is my most expensive shot. Both in losing golf balls in the Gorse at Montrose or just mishitting hybrids and long irons

[slipknot]

Nothing has changed my game more than the grip tip from Alex. I started this last year and I'm ripping the ball now. It's amazing how much distance you get when the ball isn't slicing sideways.

[NineEyeRon]

I did 17 to 12 in two summers. For me it was compressing iron shots and spending 70% of my practice pitching, chipping and putting. I would often have the pitching area to myself for hours while the range was full.

I would challenge the assistant pros to chipping competitions on the empty putting green, they knew chipping and putting made the difference and it was right by the shop so they could nip out while it was quiet.

My handicap dropped REALLY fast without much iron and driver practice.

I do credit getting fitted for my driver, hybrid and 5 wood shafts, the heads were 2 versions old but the custom fit shafts made them deadly accurate.

[barryleslie]

Alex, I really appreciate your videos. One issue I have as a left hand golfer is translating your left to my right. Would you be able to use terms like lead and tailing as opposed to left and right, its way easier for me to follow along that way. Thanks for considering this.

[liquidsmokemustang]

Great tips Alex. Especially that green side chipping tip. I never thought of making it toe down.

[gregoryciesla]

Alex, your golf tips are the best out there. My game has steadily improved by using your easy to follow methods. I still need some help on my short game and will br trying out that upright chipping technique.

[SeansWorld]

Great tips strong grip on driver is a game changer for most... But I must comment 12 1/2ft putt... Looks about 6 to me lol

[andrewcharlesworth]

Excellent quick summary of what I need to remember!
Just started using no5 and made so much difference to my confidence on the tee

[NeilMck]

Thanks for all the tips. Can you do a video on stopping and controlling slicing and drawing? I've seen carts on in out swings and open closed club faces, but it's not making sense. I would love to see what each swing and club position does and look like.

[Nitroxme]

Your quick simple tips have improved my game dramatically... thanks😊

[bootybandy]

Thanks Alex. ALl your tips are so simple and easy to follow. Love the chipping technique.

[DASHful]

internal ulnar deviation is going to be the big game changer. until now players have arched their wrists externally; but, it is the gravitational pull on the clubhead that should arch the wrists, at address. a key component of this that it presses the grip end of the club up against the heel pad of the left hand.

[benj]

Good tips Alex. My issue is shanks on par 3s! I'm low 20s handicap and tend to play ok in other parts of my game but shanks are costing me 2 or 3 shots on each par 3 which ruins my card!

[larrytaylor]

I’m going to try the driver tip this weekend in my tournament. Thank you.

[thscalefiguresinreview]

What’s the best way to relax and swing freely on the course? When I go to the driving range I strike the ball better than I have in years thanks to Alex’s advice during the videos. However, when I get on the course I struggle with being uptight and I get frustrated by not being able to go from driving range to the course. Any help/advice would be greatly appreciated…thanks😊

[MikeF]

Hey Alex, I really enjoy all your content. I would really love to know how to hit a stinger shot regularly with irons and woods. I love hitting them, but I can't figure out what I'm doing to hit them in the first place. Thanks, Mike

[kenbrown]

if I need to keep a shot low, I'll also go up one club and use a reduced backswing. I've even had a time I really had to keep it under the tree branches, and I went with a quarter speed shot with my driver. worked nicely.

[stevebatty]

I keep pushing my short irons, 9 and wedge from 120 in any advice greatly accepted!

[bradwarren]

Great tips... would love to see a video on grip... grip pressure. I have been trying to implement grip changes for an age. More neutral, more in the fingers, and I struggle with thumb position, and a feeling I can't help regripping before I take the club back. It results in face manipulation... pull hooks and big straight pushes.

I keep working... but any suggestions... be kind in the comments pls 😂