Today’s video clarifies the concepts of pulling the club handle down at the top of your backswing vs. the concept of throwing a ball with with your right hand to get the club head in position at impact.
Here’s how Mike explains the right hand throwing motion in your downswing through impact.
Here’s a helpful sequence to practice when your angle of attack is too steep or downward. If you’re guilty of massive divots and/or low ball flight then this is for you.
One thing that all long drivers have in common is they use the ground to create massive amounts of leverage to help them generate clubhead speed. But before they use the ground, they have to position their bodies to make it all happen and that’s what this video is all about.
If you could use more clubhead speed, we’re going to show you how to position yourself to get it. If you want to learn how to drive it like a pro, you’ll need to learn when and where to lift and drop.
If you know that you are capable of hitting the ball further and straighter, then you must see this simple weight shift drill and start putting the speed back in your game.
What Putter is Right for You? Understanding Putter Types
Walk into any golf shop and you’ll be mesmerized and most likely a bit overwhelmed by the breadth of options available to you. While there are old-fashioned and high tech styles, looks can be deceiving and you may leave the store with more strokes than you came in with.
In this Gear Guide, we go in depth on putter types with Cool Clubs CEO, Mark Timms, who explains what putter is best suited to each player.
Are you tired of fat golf shots and hitting behind the golf ball? If you hit behind the golf ball a lot, this is a sign that your golf swing is missing a key consistency component. In this golf tip, I am going to show you one of the best ways to stop hitting behind the golf ball – GUARANTEED! What this means for you is NO MORE CHUNKING GOLF SHOTS, NO MORE FAT GOLF SHOTS. This is a golf tip that has always worked for me and my students no matter how old they are or what their skill level is.
The secret to hitting purely struck golf shots lies in your ability to maintain your shoulder center throughout the golf swing. If your should center moves or shifts around during the golf swing, you increase the chance of you hitting behind the golf ball. The good news is that, if you can keep your shoulder center stable in the golf swing, you will practically ELIMINATE hitting behind the golf ball from your golf game – because you’ve created one point of contact.