Use This Simple British Golf Move Every Day and Hit the Ball Miles Farther

📘 The Complete British Golf Library (4 books, a source for every fact): https://charlottewilliamsgolf.netlify... Swinging harder and the ball still lands short? In this video Charlotte shows you one simple move you can practise every day in your kitchen, in two minutes, with no ball and no club: the footwork Harry Vardon described in 1905. The left heel comes up when the club asks, goes back down before the arms, and you stand up tall on your left leg. With Reg, the old club pro who taught her on a windy links on the Northumberland coast, and what a force-plate study of 63 skilled golfers says about the feet and clubhead speed. In this video: • Fix 1 — Let the left heel come up when the club asks • Fix 2 — The little tap: put the heel back down before your arms move • Fix 3 — Stand up tall on your left leg (firm, not locked): one thing for the next time you play • For the older body: sore knees, a stiff back, wobbly balance — and a two-minute counter drill for tonight • The final key: the order, and why the tap comes early "Miles farther" is a feeling, not a measurement: no yardage or score is promised. These are ideas from a British champion and a British links, not one "British method". 📘 The books behind this channel: https://charlottewilliamsgolf.netlify... Please warm up and work within a comfortable range of movement, and keep a hand on something sturdy for balance when you practise at home. Nothing in this video is medical advice; if you have had knee or back surgery, or sore joints, ask your doctor or physio before trying a new movement. Try it at the counter tonight and tell me in one word: did you hear the tap before your arms moved? Tap, or arms? #golf #seniorgolf #golftips #golfswing #distance #britishgolf