The Key To A Repeating Golf Swing

If you're brand new to the game of golf or have reached a plateau in your scoring, then this might be the best article you ever read.
I am a specialist Golf Ball Design Engineer by trade and been employed by leaders in the industry (you know the names). Chances are you might have used balls that incorporated my designs, and my contributions have now been identified by the United States Patent Office.
I also write extensively on golf topics including instruction, equipment, and top players. My work has been featured in a large number of publications and industry websites including Today's Golfer Magazine, The New York Times, Livestrong, The Right Way, eHow, Golf Link, ausgolf, and other prominent golf info channels.
Those credentials aside, my real passion is playing the game and teaching it to others. In fact, the phrase obsession may more closely describe my interest in instruction.
This really is, needless to say, why you're reading this article. You're seeking to take your game to a fresh level.
You will be happy to know that I wasn't born with a driver in my hands. I was never on the Mike Douglas show hitting balls with Bob Hope at 4 years old (like Tiger). I didn't play junior, senior high school, or college golf.

Now in this game, if you spend a heck of a lot of time practising you might reach a level of skill that enables you to break 100.
For me personally, I found my levelling point was the lower 90's, in regards to a 17 handicap.
Great golfers walk by you all the time on the street. You wouldn't know them by any special physical attributes. They can be found in all ages, shapes, & sizes.
At about eight months into the overall game, I was able to break 90. Admittedly, those were the occasions the putter was working better than usual.
While my ball striking was slowing improving, I was still having frequent blow up holes that kept me stuck at a mid-teen handicap level.
With my golf addiction was full blown, I'd find myself skipping out to the course a few times a week after classes to squeeze in 18 before dark.
The Day I Made the Discovery...
It absolutely was a gloomy autumn day. The clouds were rolling in and rain was on the way. But I was determined to obtain my round in prior to the storm hit.
The first nine wound up in typical fashion, my usual 44. But the trunk nine was an alternative story.
I knew I needed an efficient inward 9 holes to score well and beat the rain. There clearly was no room for side trips in to the woods, or losing strokes to water hazards.
I could still remember the eerie calm I'd on that back nine. There clearly was also a perceptible change in my own body and swing. With those ominous clouds hanging overhead, I began going to shot after shot dead square on the centre of the clubface.
My swing felt effortless and the club tracked right back in the ball with precision. I could remember the snap and fizz of the exact same Balata ball I'd started the round with, an old red numbered Titleist.
With the bad weather closing in, I was moving through that back nine from Point A to Point B and I was accumulating par after par with a couple of birdies mixed in on the par 5's. I didn't know exactly what was going on, but I Knew something:
My Golf Swing Was On Autopilot!
I knew before each swing that contact was going to be solid and I could see the entire ball flight in my own mind. My swing was repeating like never before.
When it was over, I'd shot 34 on the trunk for a complete of 78.
In that one round my game and future had changed. I had opted from being a person who played golf, to being fully a golfer. I'd, for at least one day, joined the