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Ben Hogan golf swing power tip

October 18, 2020

Ben Hogan golf swing power tip!

THIS GOLF SWING POWER TIP will show you how to gain REAL GOLF SWING POWER. you’ll BE OUTDRIVING your buddies in no time. In all seriousness, this Ben Hogan golf swing tip brought to us by Ben Hogan is one of the most POWERFUL golf swing tips out there.

What is the magic of this Ben Hogan golf swing tip? The magic is in how you use your wrists (but not the way you think you use them). It actually goes DEEPER than that – how do you use your trail forearm to hinge the wrists and KEEP THE LAG on the downswing. That is the KEY! That is what you’ll be learning in this Ben Hogan golf swing tip.

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Proper chest position at impact

October 17, 2020

In this quick video PGA Professional Brian Crowell demonstrates how to achieve proper chest position at impact.

This golf drill will help you check your Chest Position.

 

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SWINGING TOO FAST? – STOP RUSHING THE DOWNSWING

October 15, 2020

SWINGING TOO FAST? – STOP RUSHING THE DOWNSWING

Feel like you’re swinging too fast, does it affect the quality of your shots. This video will show you why you aren’t swinging too fast but not moving in the right order. This will increase your power and consistency.

 

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How To Use Your Lower Body To Improve Your Golf Swing

October 14, 2020

How To Use Your Lower Body To Improve Your Golf Swing

Learn the proper sequence of a golf swing. Jimmy Hanlin and Chelsea Pezzola show you a great tip to fully engage your lower body during your swing.

 

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Swing Myth: Turning In A Barrel

October 14, 2020

Swing Myth: Turning In A Barrel

This is one of those classic golf phrases that have been around for a long long time. Turning in a barrel gives us a great mental image for how much lateral movement there should be in the golf swing.

But does swinging in a barrel hold water… or whiskey… or whatever else you put in a barrel?

In this episode of Swing Myths, we look at this idea and if it’s something you should use in your swing.

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Golf Slice Fix – Inside to Out Swing Path Drill

October 11, 2020

Golf Slice Fix – Inside to Out Swing Path Drill

Golf lesson and golf tips on how you can stop slicing the ball by practicing this inside to out swing path drill that involves two basket or buckets that you can easily find at the practice range.

Go to the practice range and grab a couple of buckets, preferably in plastic. “You could even use 2 plastic water bottles”

Take the first basket and place it a foot and half behind the ball, the inside of the basket along the target line behind the ball.

You should be able to hit the ball while comfortably missing the basket with your club unless your club is very much of the outside-in variety, or if you are suffering from an over the top swing.

Take a second basket and position it two feet in front of the ball, and inside the target line by a little bit. The two basket should provide a gateway that allows for the club to comfortably hit the ball while avoiding the two baskets, unless of course you are making a swing error that would promote a slice.

Practice this drill in order to promote an inside-out swing path that will help you avoid slicing the ball.

 

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Flat Left wrist like Tour pros

October 9, 2020

Flat Left wrist like Tour pros

How to create that perfect flat left wrist in the golf swing like the tour players.

In today’s video Mark talks you through how to improve your lead wrist angle in the backswing. This has a massive effect on club face control and therefore is a key for consistency.

 

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Power Driver – Throw vs. Pull

October 8, 2020

Throw vs. Pull Golf Drill

From the top of your golf swing do you pull the club or throw the club?

In this video Aimee will answer this question for you whilst explaining what causes each of those movements, how they relate to the shape of your golf swing and more importantly how to move towards the one that will drastically improve your game as this is a key transition move.

So, want to play better golf, don’t pull the club, throw the club!

 

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