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.
Dominant hands. Dominant Eyes. Dominant sides of the body. Sometimes we need to understand what each single side of the swing feels like.
From the vantage point of the eyes above and inside the target line- it is often difficult for the golfer to understand just where to slot the club on the downswing to enter impact correctly.
When I first receive videos from online students maybe only 1 out of every 20 perform the drill one somewhat correctly. It takes several videos to adjust and have them perform it in a way that will give them the most benefit.
The angle of the right wrist at impact strike is paramount to strike down on the ball strongly and to have the clubface square to the intended line.
Whilst a backswing can come in many shapes and forms a consistent swing plane is always the option to strive for. Learn from this backswing drill that can put the arms more up and down on the similar plane movement.
Using the right leg correctly on the downswing and the release adds many benefits to becoming a better player. Watch and learn from this lesson how the right leg pushes and then drives.
How many shots would you save by being able to learn from a PGA Tour pro? Find out in this up-close practice round with Brendon Todd at The Travelers Championship
Staying down through impact- easier said than done. It is one of the major reasons I put the downunder board to work with my students. To stabilize the pelvis and leg motion.
Slotting the club behind the body is a tough a thing to do for mist golfers. Visually the club feels too far behind them. That's why there is a method to the learning of the drills in an order that works. Watch the slot become better on this student in this video.
