👎 We don’t just play golf to lower our handicaps; 👍 we play to raise our life standards, strengthen the bonds with people in our network and raise our bank accounts so we are capable of being bigger blessings to the ones we love. This group is built on the "Learn, Earn, Return" loop—and that starts with knowing exactly who is in the cart next to you. 🤷‍♂️ If we don't know what you do, we can't send you quality connections a.k.a. opportunities. Use the comments below to plant your flag. This is your space to vet partners, find clients, and turn this network into a high-leverage asset. ➡️ Use this exact format so we can digest it at 300 yards: - The Mission: Who you help + the specific ROI you provide. - The Territory: Where you are located (for local rounds/deals). - The Ask: What is one specific connection or resource you need right now? - The Gift: One way you can help another member today. 💡 Example: - The Mission: I help Entrepreneurs turn golf into a place of profit 📈 instead of resource drain. - The Territory: Live just outside Portland, OR but travel a ton and most frequently Salt Lake City Utah, San Diego California, Colorado Springs Colorado. - The Ask: Looking for new quality members to welcome into the How You Golf community. - The Gift: I’ll audit your Golf Swing AND provide a drill to help you if you post a video in the community. To be clear, this community welcomes EVERYONE who aims to add value to the world. People who want to do better and be better for ourselves and the ones we love. So with that said, you are welcome to share whatever it is you are passionate about, whatever you're working on, or working in. ♥️ I know some folks in here that are very passionate about their religious/spiritual pursuits, share that and how people can support or connect on your pursuit. I know some folks in here are passionate about building their business, share that and how people can support or connect on your pursuit. Are there some people who aren't into the religious or business building stuff? Of course there are! Guess what you get to do? Encourage or ignore.

If you think you aren't good enough at golf to conduct business on the course, then you need to verify that for sure and get a game plan to fix that quickly. A question to ask yourself: Am I able to play golf, and keep a conversation flowing smoothly across multiple golf holes? If yes, then you are probably close to, or already are playing good enough golf to conduct business. Don't sell yourself short. Even if you don't play business rounds all the time, don't you still want to have the capability to execute if the opportunity arises? 🤷‍♂️

Here's a clip @Hala Teeny-Avnshoj shared of her going through a drill I HIGHLY recommend for ALL level golfers. I call it "Hip-to-Hip" Why is it so good? Put simply, this is THE most important zone of the golf swing. I don't care what your swing "looks" like, if you don't do certain things right in this zone, you will lose Speed, Power, Accuracy, Consistency and Efficiency (S.P.A.C.E.) What her coach has her working on as you hear being described is leading with the hips/body. You can literally do this drill with any club (don't recommend doing this with putter 😂 ) and you can do it at home hitting an impact bag or a decently heavy pillow. Love this Hala and I'm excited to build this back up💪 Y'all better show some love to Hala for letting us use this for our own selfish gains 😆

📍 GPS only works if 2 things are known: 1) Where you are right now and 2) Where you want to go. Take a look at this roadmap and see what station you are right now. Next, where do you want to be in the next 3 months-6 months? Got it? No? Still just reading this? Okay, really now, get your stages set, and drop a comment with your two stage numbers OR if you're feeling shy with "aLl Of ThEsE eXpErT gOlFeRs HeRe" 😜 then DM me your stages. I need to know where you're at and where you want to be in order to best deliver for your specifically. I'll start, I am currently at a 5 but refining old/bad habits. Now it's your turn ⬇️ P.S. This roadmap is inside the Resources/Guides inside the CLASSROOM.

It had been storming here in the Bay Area and there is no lul in sight. No problem, indoor practice is definitely a good alternative, especially on a budget. Today I got a practice session on the virtual range. I’m using the golf daddy simulator and it’s nice that it doesn’t require a ball. There is more of a focus on taking a divot. Check out my last round. Don’t mind the mess (working on some home projects 😆) What are your go-to drills or practice routines when the weather is less than ideal?