How to flatten the shaft (shallow) AND hit still hit the ball solidly.
Fix your slice in one minute!
Ok maybe you’ll need three swings, but here’s the way to cure that nasty banana ball that’s costing you tons of yards off the tee.
Why you need two swings.
The driver just plain feels different from all the other clubs. Please don’t be surprised one bit if you have to keep your driver swing feel very separate from shots where you need to hit down to be successful.
Golf is easier than you think!
Yep, believe it or not, the game is considerably easier than you have been lead to believe. BUT you have to set up a clear intention of what you want to do with the club-and therefore the ball-and then PAY ATTENTION!
What a Light Saber can teach you about your swing.
Folks, if you can move the light saber through this type of range of motion, then changing your club path is no different!
Lift Your Left Heel
Only do this if you want to hit it more solidly, farther, and with less effort than ever! This video will help you improve the sequence, speed, rhythm, and timing of your swing. It will also help you hit the ball more solidly off the turf.
Scrimmage!
Every sport I have ever played included tons of scrimmage practice. Except golf. Well, imagine trying to run a basketball team without ever scrimmaging: it would be a disaster. Here’s what to do in golf.
Why are your practice swing so good, but your real swings so bad?
This is a VERY important video about learning. It includes fundamentals of learning like task specificity and progression. This may very well change your life as a golfer, which of course can change your life at home and work, too! Be happy. Practice correctly!
Swingness Part 2: Timing
Another part of “Swingness” is Timing. It’s really important that we all learn OUR OWN timing, and that we be consistent with it. We are timing the sequence and acceleration to consistently deliver the club to the ball.
Footwork Part 3: Lift
Lift is the final part of the Kinetic Sequence. To recap: the downswing sequence is Shift, then Turn, then Lift.