Andy Gorman
Location: Wishaw GC
Andy has been coaching for over 30 years and he now specialises in the short game and putting. He has worked with a collection of both male and female tour pros and he helped take Charley Hull from a ‘conditional’ LET status to five second places in her first five starts in her rookie season before then playing in the Solheim Cup. Andy helped improve her putting stats from 34.3 to 30.49 putts per round.
Teaching philosophy:
To release a player’s instinctive capability by understanding their posture, balance and brain work together to achieve a repeatable reliable method.
Greatest teacher:
Seve Ballesteros, in the early 80s, he allowed me to watch him closely whilst he was practising his short game during tournaments at The Belfry. Seve would show me what he was doing and, although communication wasn’t great, he made sure I understood what to watch out for. Timeless advice which, I didn’t appreciate it at the time, but I certainly do now.
Most common impact fault:
Closed clubface on putts causing a pulled putt result. Poor posture is invariably the cause from an ill-fitting putter. Fitting the putter to provide optimum posture and essentially allow the body to facilitate the required movement so the wrists don’t break down pre-impact.
Latest articles by Andy Gorman
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Hole More Putts Under Pressure With 3 Expert Putting Tips
When the pressure ramps up on the greens, the last thing you want is a cold putter. These three expert tips will help to inject some fire into the flat stick...
By Andy Gorman Published
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Bunker Rules Every Golfer Needs To Know
Here we take a look at some of the bunker rules every golfer should know about.
By Andy Gorman Published