Don’t Overlook the Waggle

photo credit: nsaplayer     One of the most overlooked  components of the set-up and  the  address is the waggle.   The waggle, when used correctly, can make an important difference in your shot-making and the ability to post low scores.  

Have you ever played with someone that takes  10 waggles prior to their shot?   It can drive  fellow players  up the proverbial wall.   Once settled into the address position, the waggle should  begin.   The waggle  should  be done to get the “feel” for the shot that is about to occur.   It's not meant to copy the swing (as some players seem to do).   It allows the golfer  to gather thoughts, relieve tension and settle into the shot.   Too much waggle is counter productive to its  primary purpose.

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