STOP playing bad golf! ⛳ How to get out of a golf slump
Paige Spiranac breaks down her personal 'Slumpbuster' routine for golfers stuck in a rut. She emphasizes returning to fundamental setup basics, using alignment sticks for every shot, and utilizing specific drills like 'Stop at the Top' to regain timing and confidence after a period of poor play.
Never practice without an alignment stick to ensure your aim and ball position aren't shifting.
Start your range session with short pitch shots to find the center of the clubface before moving to full swings.
The 'Stop at the Top' drill is essential for syncing a swing that has become too fast or out of rhythm.
Focus on shifting weight laterally toward the target rather than just spinning your hips too early in the downswing.
Adopt a 'fake it till you make it' mentality by using positive self-talk and treating each range shot with course-like focus.