Hey there, tell me if this sounds familiar…

You start your round feeling good.

First tee? Not bad.

A couple solid swings on the front nine? Still going well.

But somewhere on the back 9, it starts to fall apart.

Your timing goes. Contact gets sloppy. And by the last few holes, you’re just trying to hold it together.

Sure, you get a bit tired by then… but lots of golfers do. Even the pros.

Yet the pros still swing well through 18 because they don’t rely on perfectly timed arms or handsy corrections.

Instead, they have structure.

Their arms and body move together. The sequence holds, even when the energy dips.

But programming your body to swing in this effortless, energy-saving way isn’t easy…

This is why I recommend spending just a few minutes daily with one of my favorite training aids.

It teaches you to move as one unit — arms, body, everything working together. Your body learns to “remember” the right feel…

So even when your legs tire out, your swing doesn’t.

- Martin