Optical illusions are rampant in the golf swing. How the golfers views things from his vantage point differ from how someone from the outside looking in would view the swing.
From experience most club golfers (and professionals mind you) are too one dimensional in their short games. See how imagination in club choice and landing spot can allow you to get closer to the hole and save countless strokes during your round of golf.
Remaining in posture- keeping the tushy line intact and how to avoid early extending the body are questions that litter golf forums searching for the answer. Here it is in this recent video.
Getting a true roll on a putt is key to helping find the correct start line and have the ball roll end over end. Here is a tip one of the best putters , Ian Baker-Finch- gave me many years ago during our playing days together.
Rotation is a big word in golf instruction- but how do we rotate to create speed and acceleration of the club whilst also maximizing control of the clubface so we hit the ball straight?
Optical illusions are rampant in the golf swing. How the golfers views things from his vantage point differ from how someone from the outside looking in would view the swing. 
From experience most club golfers (and professionals mind you) are too one dimensional in their short games. See how imagination in club choice and landing spot can allow you to get closer to the hole and save countless strokes during your round of golf.
Remaining in posture- keeping the tushy line intact and how to avoid early extending the body are questions that litter golf forums searching for the answer. Here it is in this recent video.
Getting a true roll on a putt is key to helping find the correct start line and have the ball roll end over end. Here is a tip one of the best putters , Ian Baker-Finch- gave me many years ago during our playing days together.
Tighter circles of motion create faster movement. Learn how you can maintain the swing arc better to help create more speed and much greater control
Rotation is a big word in golf instruction- but how do we rotate to create speed and acceleration of the club whilst also maximizing control of the clubface so we hit the ball straight?