My Story
Like many golfers, I spent years wondering why other players could hit the ball farther than I could. No matter how hard I tried to swing faster or hit the ball harder, the results rarely matched the effort.
That frustration led me to ask a simple question:
Why can't I hit it farther?
During the 2019 off-season, I began studying the golf swing from a different perspective. Rather than focusing on individual swing positions, I started with the idea that the golfer is the center of the motion. I pictured it like swinging a rope with a ball attached to the end. When the center remains stable and the motion is efficient, speed and consistency happen naturally.
I spent months working on movement patterns without even hitting golf balls. As my movement improved, my driver speed increased from 99 mph to 115 mph. More importantly, I realized that many golfers struggle not because they lack effort, but because they are working against physical limitations and inefficient movement patterns.
The more I learned, the more I realized that improving the golf swing isn't just about the swing itself. Through continued study and TPI certification, I developed a movement-first approach to coaching that now serves as the foundation of MotionFirst Golf.
Better movement creates better golf.