Dave Mahoney Golf July 2026 Newsletter Less Slice, More Distance! Problem: A slice indicates that your clubface is open relative to your swing path. In most cases it also means that your swing path is too far down and to the left (for a right handed player). When you put these swing characteristics together, you will Read More…
Do you tend to lose your focus during a round of golf? Do you have difficulty staying present after you have just made a mistake? Are you missing out on that rhythm and flow you have in your swing when you are performing at your absolute best? Chances are, you haven’t been monitoring your breathing. Try: During Read More…
Dave Mahoney Golf May 2026 Newsletter Building Positive Momentum Working on the mental aspect of your golf game is equally as important as improving your swing mechanics or fitness level. A critical aspect of a sound mental approach is taking time to focus upon the success you have had in the game. It is very Read More…
Feel Vs. Real: Problem: When making changes in your golf swing, it almost always needs to “feel” very different to get the club in the correct positions. After all, feeling uncomfortable or different, is a great indicator that you are making a change in your swing. Try: In order to help ensure you are moving away from your biggest Read More…
5 Steps To “Own” Your Swing “ First I understand what I need to do. Then it looks better. Then it feels better. Then it performs better in practice. Then on the course. Then finally in a tournament. ” ~ Tiger Woods 1). Have a plan. Understand exactly what your body needs to do in your Read More…
Dave Mahoney Golf February 2026 Newsletter NEXT LEVEL PITCHING! Are you planning on playing on Bermuda grass this year? When hitting pitch shots on this type of grass, it is essential that you have the proper form that will prevent you from taking too much ground before the ball. In order to hit these shots with consistency, Read More…
Dave Mahoney Golf January 2026 Newsletter Happy New Year! Two Reasons To Consider Building An On Plane Backswing 1). Your Partial Shots Will Improve. If you are too upright or too flat at any part of your takeaway or backswing, you will have to learn to compensate to get the club back on plane. Many players have Read More…