One of the everlasting images Ben Hogan left us was his ideal of opening the hips up to start the downswing. In the photo we see in real time that was not in fact the case. Here I explain why it worked for him but caused a generation of slicers who tried to follow his example.
Hitting AT the ball is no doubt the biggest bugaboo with the golfer who is inconsistent in the strike and the control of his or her shots. It's not a tough thing to overcome if you know you can only create speed in one area of the swing.
Cupped wrist or Bowed wrist? As a carryover from a previous post relating to Jack Nicklaus and his thoughts- here's the video to help distinguish the difference and what is easier to perform for a better game
Many components of the golf swing can be preset at the setup position. Here is a tip I use (and Greg Norman uses) that can help get the left arm and hands and club in a nice position at setup to help with a squarer clubface and a squarer setup in a balanced look.
Opposite forces are alive and well in the golf swing & it is really what holds the swing together. Learn more by watching this simple demonstration and how it blends into the way we swing the club.
Great advice here from Jack Nicklaus about the wrist conditions and how they affect the release. There is a video to come on this also that I recently made and it really mimics the Golden Bear's advice here.