Xander Schauffele took the Gold medal in the golf section of the 2020 Olympics. His steady consistent play has resulted in numerous high finishes the past few years. What does he do so well to perform at this level?
The top 3 finishes in this year's Open Championship all show us something to learn from with their swings during golf's oldest Championship- Learn from Collin, Jordan and Louis from these on course videos.
We all marvel at the PGA players ability to hit the low spinning chip that seems to come in hot and then grab and bite and stop close to the hole. Well- here is how it's done.
How much should the hips turn relative to the shoulders at the end of the backswing?. This simple drill can give you a great feel for just how much rotation of each area you are aiming to have on the backswing.
This part 1 video explains the mobility of the hips in comparison to the shoulders when making the backswing. This is also a great stretch to get your body in shape to be able to coil the backswing correctly.
Keeping the clubhead accelerating for as long as you can (even beyond striking the ball) is the ideal method to maintain clubface control and to keep pressure on the shaft to avoid toe droop of the clubhead and un-kicking of the shaft.
Xander Schauffele took the Gold medal in the golf section of the 2020 Olympics. His steady consistent play has resulted in numerous high finishes the past few years. What does he do so well to perform at this level? 
The top 3 finishes in this year's Open Championship all show us something to learn from with their swings during golf's oldest Championship- Learn from Collin, Jordan and Louis from these on course videos.
We all marvel at the PGA players ability to hit the low spinning chip that seems to come in hot and then grab and bite and stop close to the hole. Well- here is how it's done.
How much should the hips turn relative to the shoulders at the end of the backswing?. This simple drill can give you a great feel for just how much rotation of each area you are aiming to have on the backswing.
This part 1 video explains the mobility of the hips in comparison to the shoulders when making the backswing. This is also a great stretch to get your body in shape to be able to coil the backswing correctly.
Keeping the clubhead accelerating for as long as you can (even beyond striking the ball) is the ideal method to maintain clubface control and to keep pressure on the shaft to avoid toe droop of the clubhead and un-kicking of the shaft.