Unlock Payne Stewart’s on-course playbook: a dynamic blend of efficient, biomechanically sound swing mechanics, pinpoint putting, and savvy tactical decisions that turn disciplined practice and smart course management into lower scores and greater confidence
In our quantitative evaluation of the Seticek Golf Impact Tape Labels, we applied them across drivers, irons, and wedges over multiple range sessions to map out detailed strike patterns. Using both the 150-piece and 300-piece packs gave us a large enough dataset to run meaningful stats on impact dispersion and how often we actually hit the sweet spot. The labels themselves were quick to apply, peeled off cleanly, and produced crisp, easy-to-read impact marks that made mis-hits obvious at a glance. When we paired this clear visual feedback with a few simple stance and swing tweaks, we saw tangible improvements in shot consistency and distance control. Overall, our testing shows that Seticek labels offer a low-cost, data-driven way to structure your practice, self-diagnose swing issues, and steadily refine your ball striking
In a groundbreaking video, golf expert debunks seven deeply ingrained short game myths. Among them, the long-held belief that bunker shots should be executed with an open swing along the feet line. This outdated approach, he explains, hinders modern players from achieving accurate and controlled shots. Instead, the expert advocates for a square setup and a release toward the target, fostering a more natural swing motion and allowing for optimal club head release. By embracing these new techniques, golfers can significantly enhance their short game skills and enjoy improved results on the course.