Recent Articles in THE TRANSITION

This student had the tendency to swing too much from in to out and hit blocks or draws.

Watch this video to see how after explaining the right arm and it's range of rotation his club didn't drop down and under as much

and he even became able to hit fades that started left of target.

I will discuss the transition move in numerous articles and videos throughout this site.

It really needs a lot of attention and understanding as not only is it the most misunderstood aspect of the golf swing,

for the average golfer it is definitely the hardest to conquer..

Why is keeping your head still one of the worst pieces of golfing advice you can ever receive or try to abide by?

Because it just isn't true. All the great golfers moved their head.

They have to because its attached to the top of their body. If the body is moving then the head HAS to move also.

Early extension and loss of the "tush line" have plagued golfers forever- especially with the new equipment that is longer and lighter.

Early extension - where the upper body raises and the spine angle and hip line alters- causes multiple

complications to a solid strike and the ball direction.

There are several reasons why this "stand up'/ "early extension" occurs but the first way we can combat it

is by getting our setup in a better position where our body will remain balanced more throughout the swing.

Transition- The change in direction from the top of the backswing to the start of the downswing.

Almost certainly the death move for so many golfers.

Learn how use the feet and hips the right way in this "transition/downswing" article