Britt Olizarowicz

Every golfer eventually faces this question: Should you focus on hitting the ball farther, or keeping it straighter? For mid-handicap golfers, the answer isn’t always as simple as “one or the other.” The real truth is that distance and accuracy don’t matt... See more

The slice is the most common miss among amateur golfers and one of the most frustrating. Some golfers try to live with it, aim farther left, and hope for the best. But slicing the driver does not need to be your signature shot. A slice almost always comes... See more

Most golfers have heard of wrist hinge and lag, but very few talk about ulnar deviation, even though it’s one of the most important wrist movements in the swing. If your contact is inconsistent or you tend to lose lag early, fight steepness, or “hold on” ... See more

If you spend most of your practice time worrying about the takeaway, the top of the swing, or the first move down, you’re not alone. Most golfers ignore the follow-through completely, thinking that once the ball is hit, there is nothing to worry about. Yo... See more

Most golfers have heard words like supination, pronation, and forearm rotation and immediately felt their brain shut down. Supination is just how your lead arm and wrist rotate so the clubface can come back to square. It’s happening in every good golf swi... See more