The 430 entry path has long been exhibited and proven by most of the very best golfers in history. It's from the golfer's perspective and visually we need to see that moment in time to help produce solid strikes and more consistent start lines and controlled curvature of the ball.
Many over the top swings are from a lack of flexibility- especially in the right shoulder. Here is a quick tip to help you gain mobility in the right shoulder to help you stop coming over the top on the downswing.
Low point control and loft control are two important factors in being reliable with your pitch shots. Learn in this video how some of the very best in the game work their magic on these shots.
Rotation is a big catch phrase in golf. But does the body really work rotary or does it do something else?
Often players will take a peek in the bag of a competitor to see what club they are hitting- especially on a par 3. In this video I share an occurrence with Steve Elkington and how my club selection hindered rather than helped him.
Loading the club in transition without unnecessary force is a trademark of the good player. They understand it is a load and not an excessive pull down in an attempt to create an angle.