Three setup changes, a calmer tempo and a first-tee routine built for senior golfers who want better contact from the swing they have today, with no added strength, no gym and no swinging harder.
Start with the driver, fix the pulled irons, or take the complete senior system with the exclusive third volume.
Without swinging any harder.
Driver, irons and contact on one page.
Advanced fixes for golfers after 65.
Most tips for older golfers still ask you to turn more, stretch more or hit harder. This collection does the opposite: a few setup and tempo changes that fit the body you have now, so better contact, not more effort, starts saving strokes on your card.
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Walt Corrigan Golf Senior
I'm Walt Corrigan. I've played this game for more than fifty years, and for the last twenty I've spent most of my mornings on practice tees with men my own age. They're sharp, experienced golfers who are tired of being told their problem is simply the calendar. I began writing down what actually changed their contact: where they stood, where the ball sat, how tightly they held the club, and how quickly they started down. I compared those notes with published research on older golfers and with what long-playing champions do differently. The same few adjustments kept working, and none of them required a gym. I wrote them down because I got tired of repeating myself between holes. My wife still says the first draft was written on the back of a scorecard at our kitchen table. She's right.
Dear fellow golfer, I watched too many good players quietly give up the driver. They moved up a tee without saying why, or reached for the 3-wood on the first hole because people were watching. Most had been told the same thing: you're older, you're stiffer, and that's that. I never believed it. What I saw on the range, again and again, was experienced golfers using setups and swing habits built for a body they no longer have. Then, when a drive came up short, the instinct was to grip tighter and swing harder, which usually made the next shot worse. These volumes collect what actually helped: a few setup changes, a calmer tempo, a clear explanation of the pulled iron, and a first-tee routine you can trust. None of it asks you to be younger. It asks you to play the swing you have with more intelligence. I hope it gives you back the pleasure of pulling the driver out of the bag.
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Three volumes and one page to keep in your bag, built for golfers 65 and over.
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