Went for a sim session yesterday with a deliberate focus on Driver consistency. And I had a big breakthrough. A grip tweak and a subtle close of the face created shots that were so pure. But, I came home and wrote down the changes, including the feel, swing thoughts and physical steps. It was had I had Cam whispering in my ear what to do to try to ensure I can replicate this next time I’m pulling Driver from the bag, lol. What do you all do to make sure those eureka moments are fleeting?

Hey everyone. I wanted to keep you all posted on some updates coming for the group. ⛳First off...the season is about to start...so I am expecting some more activity, more chatter, and more questions on your games. Remember..this is free help, so ask away/chat golf/use this resource. ⛳Second...we are challenging you all to help us, and we in turn will help you. We are looking for new members from your valued network to join the free group. The top 3 networkers in the challenge will win a prize. Here are the prizes below: 🥇Will win a 2 hour coaching session with Cam and I (Breaking down all aspects of your game) 🥈Will win a free 2 month pass to our paid group that is coming (90 day transformation) 🥉Will win a free swing analysis (video and swing breakdown of your action) All you have to do is share our link, and we will verify where the refferal came from: SECRETS TO SCRATCH GROUP ⛳Third...here is what Cam and I are working on: -Cam is about to release a weekly podcast, breaking down the lessons from the major events on either the PGA Tour, LIV, DP, or KornFerry Tour. -I am continuing to release my 'Chris from the Car' pod -We are working on releasing our first paid course, a 90 day program.

Ask @Chris Lancaster and I below in the comment section one question about your game. Pick your weakest link in your game as the subject. Over the next week or so we will take the time to answer them. Currently we have 14 members so I’m expecting 14 questions 😉. ⬇️

Hi Community Has this ever happened to you? You focus on one particular item to improve and you do drills, practise and things get better then suddenly things start to go off. By focusing on one item, it creates a problem somewhere else. For example, you might focus on getting good rotation in the back swing and you start rolling your wrists inside. I am open to all ideas, suggestions, and tips to prevent this from happening. Thanks Steve