Senior Golfers: STOP Taking Tour Pro Advice And Start Doing This British Trick!

📘 The Complete British Golf Library (4 books, a source for every fact): https://charlottewilliamsgolf.netlify... Tour advice is great advice — for a body that swings a driver at over a hundred miles an hour. In this video Charlotte shows the simple idea an English club teacher, Ernest Jones, taught in America from 1923: swing the clubhead. Four small changes for golfers over sixty, with the swing and the clubs you already have. It feels too easy. In this video: • Fix 1 — How hard you're holding on: the waggle test for grip pressure • Fix 2 — How far you turn back: stop where it stops (and what the Arccos numbers say about older golfers) • Fix 3 — Who does the swinging: Ernest Jones, the one-legged Englishman who taught "swing the clubhead" • Fix 4 — Where you go after the ball: why "keep your head down" can be a brake • For the older body: less range, sore hands, a slower swing — and a chair drill for tonight • The final key: why it feels too easy No yardage or score is promised here. Most golfers notice steadier contact and less effort first. 📘 The books behind this channel: https://charlottewilliamsgolf.netlify... Please work within a comfortable range of movement. Nothing in this video is medical advice; if you have sore or arthritic hands, a bad back or a stiff neck, ask your doctor before trying a new movement. Try the waggle test on your next round: was your grip tight or soft? Tell me in one word in the comments. #golf #seniorgolf #golftips #golfswing #britishgolf