During a day working with a few professionals in Denmark last week I was fortunate enough to capture a perfect example of how to improve spin rate around the greens. It required a club selection change, a technical change and a bucketload of faith in what I was suggesting as it defied convention and superficial logic.

I use the term superficial logic because it seems prevalent in the game of golf and is often to our detriment. When thought goes a little deeper into our actions and choices you can often supersede that flawed logic with better solutions, yes it requires more thinking and perhaps a better depth of knowledge but once you break the cycle of weak thinking improvement is almost unavoidable. As players and coaches we need to remove our blinkers once in a while and really think things through, putting the wisdom we have garnered over years of experience to one side and taking a fresh look.

I am extremely cynical about everything, it spills over into my everyday life (which sometimes isn't helpful) so I'm always asking 'why' and 'what if', if the answers aren't satisfactory then I keep digging, and so should you (yes I just used an Oxford comma). So take a look at the case study video, it might help and it might not, one size can't fit all remember.

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