Okay, let’s talk about my little journey with the “Steven Fisk Golf” method, or whatever you want to call it. I saw this guy, Steven Fisk, who’s apparently some hotshot on the Korn Ferry Tour, and I thought, “Why not give it a shot?” I mean, my golf game was basically a rollercoaster of emotions, mostly bad. So, I started digging into what makes this Fisk guy tick, golf-wise.
First off, I watched a bunch of videos. It seemed like the main thing was his grip and how relaxed he kept his arms. I figured that sounded easy enough, but boy, was I wrong! Trying to change my grip felt like trying to learn how to write with my other hand. It was awkward, and honestly, I felt like I was getting worse at first. But I stuck with it, practicing every chance I got.
- Watched videos of Steven Fisk
- Focused on his grip and relaxed arm swing
- Practiced as much as possible
- Stayed patient, even when it felt weird
Then, there was this whole “rotate and let gravity do the work” thing. I tried to just let my arms swing naturally, without forcing anything. It was tough. My brain kept wanting to take over and “help” the club hit the ball, which, according to the videos, was a big no-no. I literally had to tell myself to chill out on every swing.
I also started paying more attention to my wedges. I saw somewhere that Fisk changes his out pretty often, and I figured, “Hey, maybe my old, beat-up wedges are part of the problem.” So, I splurged on some new ones. Did it magically fix everything? Nope. But it did make me feel a bit more confident, which I guess counts for something.
Keeping at It
Honestly, it’s been a slow process. I’m not suddenly hitting like a pro or anything, but I have noticed some improvements. My shots are a bit more consistent, and I’m not slicing the ball into the woods quite as often. I still have those days where I want to throw my clubs into the lake, but they’re happening less frequently now.
So, is the “Steven Fisk Golf” method the secret to a perfect golf game? Probably not. But for me, it’s been a good reminder to focus on the basics, relax, and just let the swing happen. It’s all about patience and practice, and maybe, just maybe, a little bit of that Korn Ferry Tour magic will rub off on me.
