AXYS Golf

Lots of good information in this chapter with excellent instruction on how to make all kinds of shots. The restriction point technique is smart. I can't wait for warmer weather to go out and measure my wedges for chips and pitches. I don't practice or play enough to maintain a good feel for distances so this approach, while mechanical, seems very reliable. I know I will benefit from the lesson on various lies and conditions. I get myself in trouble regularly and this instruction gives me better technique on how to escape.

Great teachings Needs to practice Very informative, innovative and right Recommending it to my friends

Another excellent video, detailed instruction covering multiple situations for chipping and pitching.

Need to revisit the course. Of all the courses this requires the most work! I have not mastered this quite yet!

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This was a very good program. I enjoyed the fact of not having to change much of anything for consistent results! It has been eye opening to be able to use the same swing speed, and length of back swing/follow through motion for chipping, just have to change clubs for distance control.

Very helpful. This is where I decided to start the course. Who knew that posture was the key to everything?

This course has been excellent. When I miss a shot, instead of guessing, I just go through my set up routine. I am now calibrating my distances and expect good results.

Eric, I have worked with a number of great teachers, including Leadbetter (1985-1991), Simon Holmes, Mitchell Spearman, the late Paul Runayan, Mike Bender, Mel Sole, and my friend Martin Sludds, who twice won the Irish PGA, and now teaches in North Myrtle Beach. The primary focus of these sessions was the long game and I have improved despite advancing age, but the scoring has not. For me, the key to scoring is from 50 yards in. Martin asked me what I thought about when I stand over a chip shot, and after a long pause I admitted that I was thinking of nothing, and simply trying to feel the shot with often disastrous results. Your system gives me the key things I need to concentrate on in practice to build a consistent routine and muscle memory which I can take to the golf course. They involve building a consistent foundation for the swing, which controls the myriad of variable that can go wrong. Also, your focus on the uphill, down hill, side hill, ball below the feet, above the feet situations is excellent. The idea of controlling the swing through the center of the core, meaning the shoulder blades as opposed to the hands and pulling rather than pushing causes me to question one aspect of the full swing which is whether on the forward swing, after the turning of the hips and the dropping of the elbow to the right hip, the shoulders should be activated by a pulling of the left shoulder, as opposed to a rotating of the right shoulder. I am still at sea on that one. Thanks again Eric for another great video. Best regards, Bill.

Was practicing my chipping using the AXYS TRAINING information and was amazed at how accurate I was during the session.