*What we are trying to do here is bridge the gap between technique, which is important, and actual performance, which is more important, always keeping in mind the framework of each individual golfers swing requirements. No one swing can teach you to hit effective golf shots.

*Learn to work FEEL into your repertoire.

*Change your approach to what you are doing often when you are practicing. Every day is different.

*Work on hitting golf shots that fit the given situation. Each one is different.

*Use different types of clubs once in a while when you are practicing. Old wooden shafts, heavy clubs, lighter clubs, whippy shafts, and stiff shafts to challenge and change your brain patterns and muscular swing patterns.

*There is no such thing as one swing. Each swing you take is infinitely different from the last swing, because each moment is different.

*Each swing is different, even on a quantum level.

1. *Learn to adapt your instincts (feel) to your golf game.
   

*Don’t worry about mechanics so much. Good golf shots come from applying good fundamentals to each and every swing. Pre- swing fundamentals should be natural.

*Everything changes, from second to second and minute to minute. The only thing you can really hold on to consistently during any round is your rhythm and tempo, and your feel for your swing on any given day.