Monday, February 17, 2014

Lorien's new website - www.lorienscott.com.au - goes live..!!!


I'm excited to announce that my NEW website - www.lorienscott.com.au - has gone live..!!!

There has been much planning to get the site to where it is currently, and I can't wait for you to enjoy it, as well as using it to help you improve your golf!

I have big plans for the site and look forward to growing a community of like-minded golfers, who are crazy about their golf and want to find a place that enriches their golfing experiences and increases their knowledge and understanding of this amazing game!

Head over now to www.lorienscott.com.au and sign up to The Clubhouse and start to enjoy all that the site has to offer.


Lorien Scott



Thursday, February 13, 2014

Lorien now available for lessons and fittings at Pure Performance Golf Labs!



PURE PERFORMANCE GOLF LABS 

Lorien has now started coaching at Pure Performance Golf Labs on Thursdays and Sundays.
Lorien is excited about giving his students access to the latest in cutting edge technology, to bring a new level of precision to the analysis of their swings and equipment.

About Pure Performance Golf Labs

At Pure Performance Golf Labs we give golfers of all levels the Tour Pro Advantage. Utilising the latest in technology such as trackman , advanced fitting software and high speed cameras we can accurately measure your current equipment and then find the best combination from our 30,000 fitting options to improve your performance. You can be guaranteed of a PGA Tour fitting experience.
At Pure Performance Golf Labs we aim to lower your scores and make the game of golf more enjoyable for you. No matter what your age or ability a custom built set of golf clubs with Pure Performance Golf Labs will improve your game.
Pure Performance Golf Labs has been fitting PGA tour players, top amateurs and club golfers in United States since 2007. Pure Performance Golf Labs recently opened in Mayakoba Resort Mexico and is now opened for fittings in Sydney, Australia.


Tuesday, February 26, 2013

Set-up for driving success..!


The most common set-up error I see is to do with a golfer setting up tho the driver with their shoulders too open (to the left for right-handed golfers). This will invariably lead to a swing path that cuts across the ball, causing the ball to go from left to right. 

The main reason this is such a common error is that the ball is forward in the stance, so if you point your chest at the ball, your shoulders will be open.

A good drill is to point your chest at a tee one grip length behind the ball (you can even do a few set-ups putting the clubhead there).

This will definitely help you to get your shoulders aligned more squarely and produce straight shots.

Book a lesson with Lorien today!


Lorien teaches at NSW Golf Club and Pure Performance Golf Labs. You can make a booking by contacting Lorien via email at lorien@lorienscott.com.au

Friday, November 11, 2011

Bubba Watson Driver Slo-Mo



Lorien captures a swing of Bubba Watson on the 6th hole at The Lakes Golf Club during the practice round of the 2011 Australian Open.

Wednesday, October 26, 2011

Lorien's latest article in Golf Australia Magazine




Personal Lesson: Blending Turn & Hinge | Golf Australia Magazine When I see people working on their swings, one of the most common things I see people focusing on is turning their shoulders, which is no doubt important, but often can leave the first part of the swing lacking enough hinge, in both the wrists and elbow. This tends to make people drag the club and arms too much to the inside of a good swing path on the backswing (pics 1 & 2). A good drill to help you feel the proper blend of turn and hinge is to practise the first part of the swing gripping cross-handed. Firstly, grip the club normally, then place your top hand below your bottom hand, leaving room above the bottom hand. The club will hover off the ground. The elbow of the hand that is now on top will feel tucked in more than normal (pics 3 & 4). Now, hinge away to waist high, feeling the hand that is now on top of the club (the right hand for right-handers), stays underneath the hand that was below at address and the elbow will point down (pics 5 & 6). Now take the hand that is now sitting higher (the left hand for right-handers) and place it back on the club where it would normally sit (pic 7). The club should now be sitting on the ideal plane. From this position, you are now free to turn your shoulders to the top.

Book a lesson with Lorien today!

Lorien teaches at NSW Golf Club and Pure Performance Golf Labs. You can make a booking by contacting Lorien via email at lorien@lorienscott.com.au


Tuesday, August 2, 2011

Chipping Tips

Lorien Scott shows and explains a simple drill to help improve the quality of contact for your chipping.