Sergio Garcia Lag Secrets Revealed by Hank Haney
How does Sergio García create that distinctive lag in his swing? And how does he pull the chain without slicing? Hank Haney breaks down Sergio Garcia’s lag secret for us.
Sergio Garcia Lag Secrets Revealed by Hank Haney
How does Sergio García create that distinctive lag in his swing? And how does he pull the chain without slicing? Hank Haney breaks down Sergio Garcia’s lag secret for us.
How To Drive It Like A Pro: Squaring The Clubface
Not putting the ball in play might be the #1 spoiler to a good round, and not squaring the clubface might be the #1 reason for not driving it in play.
In this video, we’re going to show you a crucial element in your ability of squaring the clubface for longer and more accurate driving. There’s a good reason golfers struggle with this issue and we’re going to show you how to overcome it.
So if you’d like to hit more drives like the pros, make sure this element is in your swing.
How to Take a DIVOT after the golf ball
Golf swing instruction to take a divot after the ball, stop hitting shots heavy and improve contact and compression.
Essentially what I tend to see in other coaches tend to see with governs that struggle with taking that elusive all turf contact on divot after the ball is their right side tends to be moving away from the target during contact.
The Pro Finish
In this video I show you how to master the pro finish position and how to get into a pro-like follow through.
Practice this golf swing finish position move today at home and perfect the movement, after which you can then practice hitting balls at the driving range. Enjoy the feeling of finishing your golf swing like a pro and seeing more predictable ball flight patterns leading to lower scores on the golf course.
How to check if your golf clubs are the right length
Getting a proper club fitting for the right golf club length can have a tremendous effect on the quality of strike on your golf shots.
Golf clubs that are too short may cause you to be reaching for or topping the ball, while golf clubs that are too long can have you chunking shots or digging your club into the ground behind the golf ball.