Ben Hogan was a true master of correctly releasing the golf club. In this video and article I will show you how Hogan's "double release: was the key to his uncanny control and consistency even under the strongest of pressure situations.
The plane of the left arm- whilst having a few options is best served to line up in a particular manner at the top of the backswing. This helps keep a synchronization of the shoulder turn and arm travel.
Being aware of your putting stroke is something I do with Brendon Todd on a frequent basis. Watch this video to learn about a drill we use that gives his senses instant feedback.
Sometimes a golfer's alignment can look good but this little check point may help you pinpoint a better aim just by looking at something different as far as your direction of the feet are concerned.
This young student had sometimes fallen into the trap of firing his hips too early in the downswing and that left his arms behind the body. Watch as I show him two drills that enabled him to feel the left hip bump forward and then open
Ben Hogan was a true master of correctly releasing the golf club. In this video and article I will show you how Hogan's "double release: was the key to his uncanny control and consistency even under the strongest of pressure situations.
The plane of the left arm- whilst having a few options is best served to line up in a particular manner at the top of the backswing. This helps keep a synchronization of the shoulder turn and arm travel.
Consistent pitching can easily be established by how well you can control the trail arm. I really like this practice ritual from Justin Rose
Being aware of your putting stroke is something I do with Brendon Todd on a frequent basis. Watch this video to learn about a drill we use that gives his senses instant feedback.
Sometimes a golfer's alignment can look good but this little check point may help you pinpoint a better aim just by looking at something different as far as your direction of the feet are concerned.
This young student had sometimes fallen into the trap of firing his hips too early in the downswing and that left his arms behind the body. Watch as I show him two drills that enabled him to feel the left hip bump forward and then open