My name is Josh. I’m 44 years old, a husband, and a dad to two kids, 5 and 9. I’m also the founder of Pivot Golf. One day, Pivot Golf is the goal. The full-time gig. The thing that replaces the 50–60 hour weeks I currently spend running a region in construction. But for now,…
Most golfers don’t have a swing problem. They have a mobility problem. You can’t rotate, stay balanced, or create speed if your body physically won’t let you. And no amount of range time fixes tight hips, stiff shoulders, or a locked-up spine. The good news?You don’t need a gym. You don’t need an hour. You…
One of the biggest misconceptions around golf fitness is that it needs to be complicated. From what we’ve seen, the golfers who benefit the most aren’t the ones doing the most—they’re the ones doing something consistently. You don’t need a perfect program. You don’t need to spend hours in the gym. You just need a…
Mobility is one of those things most golfers don’t think about until something starts to feel off. From what we’ve seen, a lot of swing issues can be traced back to how the body moves. When certain areas are tight or restricted, the swing has to adjust. And those adjustments aren’t always consistent. Mobility isn’t…
When most golfers think about strength training, they think about hitting the ball farther. And yes, from everything we’ve seen and read, building strength can absolutely help increase speed. But the bigger benefit might be how it improves control. The golf swing is fast, dynamic, and requires a lot of coordination. If your body isn’t…
Most golfers try to fix their swing without ever looking at how their body moves. From what we’ve seen, and what a lot of research continues to support is that the golf swing is heavily influenced by mobility, strength, and stability. When those pieces aren’t in place, the swing often has to compensate. That’s where…
