Ron Kaspriske

There’s a widely believed theory—known as the principle of least effort—which might explain why you struggle to make a good golf swing. The theory suggests that people instinctively choose the path of least effort when performing any activity. You don’t zigzag from your car to the front door, right? You walk straight in. Same with golf. When you swing a one-pound golf club, your instinct is to use only your arms because that’s all the effort you need. Unfortunately, this is where instinct fails…