Golf Alignment Training Stick Drills
If you want to hit consistent golf shots, you must work on golf alignment training drills using a stick. You can even use just a golf shaft, or even a rod from Home Depot, but it is critical to know you are lined up with your feet, knees, hips and shoulders parallel to your target, and using a stick on the ground at about your toeline will ensure you have.
Read More7 Steps To A Better Golf Swing
Achieving a better golf swing is not impossible, but for most high handicap golfers and beginners it seems like a pipe dream. I’ve heard horror stories of golfers spending hundreds, if not thousands of dollars on lessons, equipment, and golf training aids to never see improvement in their swing and game. Man… is that a frustrating position to be in! Would almost want to make you quit the game. I.
Read MorePassive Arms To Start Your Golf Swing Transition
I”ve been working on my swing relentlessly for the past week or so. My mishit is a toe shot, and it’s driving me crazy. One of my main issues is my golf swing transition from the top. I guess I would be termed a “hitter” and not a swinger, therefore my upper body (especially arms) are too active when I start back down, causing my swing sequence to be out.
Read MoreNo Backswing Golf Swing
The No Backswing Golf Swing. What the heck? I thought the Stack and Tilt Golf Swing was the new, whiz bang golf method taking the golf community by storm. Is golf now getting like dieting? There’s a “new way” every week. This no backswing approach is one that’s been used as a golf drill by golf instruction professionals for years, so it’s kind of comical this is the new craze.
Read MoreFull Shoulder Turn Golf Drill
You’ve heard it before. You MUST have a full shoulder turn for maximum clubhead speed, power and distance. I want to briefly explain that a full shoulder turn does not mean your golf club has to get high at the top of your backswing. So many golfers are worried about getting the club shaft parallel to the ground at the top. This is not so! It’s becoming more common to.
Read MorePower Swing Weight Trainer Launches
If you’re a golfer looking to quickly and effectively improve your golf swing speed, power and distance, you’ll want to take a look at our Power Golf Swing Weight Trainer. I am always on the lookout for golf swing trainers that will help golfers add more power and distance, and this one “fits the bill” completely! It is now part of my power training routine, and I can already feel.
Read MoreGolf Power: Wrist Hinge, Unhinge And Rehinge
To achieve maximum power in your golf game, you must be able to fully hinge, unhinge and rehinge your wrists. A lot of clubhead speed comes from this wrist action, especially through impact. Hingeing (or wrist cock) your wrists, creates lag. Lag enhances power. Power means LONGER drives! When I think of lag from the wrists, I think of Sergio Garcia. He has the most impressive, nearly impossible wrist lag.
Read MoreMonday’s With Morrie
We are on Week 9 of our 10 week golf swing transformation with Morrie. Morrie had a frustrating week of golf, but we got him straightened out, and his spirits are back up. We’re on my main blog here, and unfortunately it does not allow comments, but I know your thoughts are with us. The course and the greens look kind of trashed, but for some reason the video is.
Read MoreGetting A Divot In Golf Swing
Have you ever been obsessed with getting a divot in golf swing? I used to struggle to get a divot even with my sand wedge until I finally realized you “hit down on it” to not only get a divot, but to make the ball spin and hold on the green. Creating a divot means you are hitting the ball first, then the ground. A divot before the ball is.
Read MorePop the Balloon Golf Drill ~ More Driving Distance
Involving your legs in your downswing is a key component in utilizing the power your swing creates. To do this, your left knee needs to kiss the right one as the club comes into impact. Among my students I see a lot of stationary legs; this contributes to their lack of distance. Your right knee should be driving towards to the target as you approach impact; this move helps promote.
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