Ernest Jones - Swing the Clubhead 1937
“I want to point out wherein I feel most people make mistakes.
Briefly summed up, I think the fundamental difficulty lies in a negative rather than a positive approach; golfers start from a premise of trying to find out what is wrong when the shot does not come off satisfactorily, instead of getting back to the positive consideration of what it is that causes the shot to prove satisfactory.
That this approach is a natural result of the system of teaching employed by their instructors is all the more unfortunate.”
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Ernest Jones was an English golf professional who went to work in USA after the first world war. He became one of the most renowned and respected golf teachers of all time and is included in the USGA’s Hall of Fame.
Positive Impact Golf coaches agree with Jones’ philosophy and will help you to reproduce your best golf more often without overloading you with too much analysis of bad technique. You will naturally become more positive about your own game.
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