Space on the takeaway and backswing works wonders for loading the club onto the proper plane on the way down. Listen to two of the game's best explain why it is a key of their swing.
Master putters like Ben Crenshaw and Brad Faxon have syrupy putting stroke with a lot of regulated rhythm and tempo. Find out why tempo should match back and through and how to practice it
The poorer golfer tends to have trouble hitting down on the ball. The low point of their swing is too far behind the ball due to an early release and this results in thin shots or fat shots.
It always amazes me how the students that work within the boundaries of the drills have the most success at altering their swing for the better. Here is a great example.
When a lot of grass lays around the ball, the chip shot can be difficult. Grass slows the club down and grass gets between the clubface and the ball. Let's learn how to play it for the best result possible
Getting the first part of the downswing correct is crucial to helping you hit the ball squarer and straighter. The photo of Ben Hogan has confounded golfers and instructors alike for over 50 years now- BUT I am going to show you how and why to do it.
Space on the takeaway and backswing works wonders for loading the club onto the proper plane on the way down. Listen to two of the game's best explain why it is a key of their swing.
Master putters like Ben Crenshaw and Brad Faxon have syrupy putting stroke with a lot of regulated rhythm and tempo. Find out why tempo should match back and through and how to practice it
The poorer golfer tends to have trouble hitting down on the ball. The low point of their swing is too far behind the ball due to an early release and this results in thin shots or fat shots.
It always amazes me how the students that work within the boundaries of the drills have the most success at altering their swing for the better. Here is a great example.
When a lot of grass lays around the ball, the chip shot can be difficult. Grass slows the club down and grass gets between the clubface and the ball. Let's learn how to play it for the best result possible
Getting the first part of the downswing correct is crucial to helping you hit the ball squarer and straighter. The photo of Ben Hogan has confounded golfers and instructors alike for over 50 years now- BUT I am going to show you how and why to do it.