Learn from lessons with my students and PGA players I work with as I show recordings from lessons on the driving range and on the golf course itself.
There will be an assortment of tips and ideas that may help your game.
During a recent trip to Florida to work with some of my PGA players I bumped into JC Snead. A great player and PGA Tour winner and the nephew of Sam Snead. Here is what he had to say about my instruction and how it related to Sam's thoughts.
My first video answering one of our members questions- What is the pivot?
Get an inside look at the things I worked on with Brendon Todd to help him recapture the form to gain his PGA Tour card back for the upcoming season. Many students will see they aren't foreign to the same things they work on- just maybe for different reasons.
Most great pitchers of the ball do the same things. They keep their arms in front of their body and they keep the shaft on a perfectly matched plane- into and beyond impact. Sharpen up your pitch shots by understanding this concept and a drill to help you see it and then do it
For the golfer who tends to lunge the upper body forward on the downswing here is a simple way to feel more behind the ball so you can then go through it to the finish.
See a student lesson utilizing the Boditrak system to learn more about how ground forces and pressures work and how using the "board"works in altering weight shift and pressure shift
Many students tend to use too much body on the downswing. When they rip the hip or body too soon their arms slow down and the club never can catch up except by an intense hand throw which messes up their contact and club face direction
Russell Knox is the defending champion at this weeks Irish Open on the European Tour. On Wednesday he was interviewed on the driving range to discuss some of his key swing thoughts from our work together. This is a great example of the concept of Drill 3 and keeping acceleration beyond impact for more control.
Positions in the golf swing are not goals. They are pass through points in the swing. Dynamics are the key. Pressures and force that enable motion to occur. The inside moves the outside. Take an inside view into PGA Tour winner Brendon Todd's work via my drills that have transformed his game into better results and more confidence.
