HOW TO INCREASE YOUR CLUBHEAD SPEED
The first thing you can do to get more distance in golf is to increase your clubhead speed.
To get more clubhead speed in your golf swing you have to swing your arms faster.
Many amateur golfers who want to increase their clubhead speed do it wrong. In this video we’ll explain in an easy way for you to increase your golf swing speed at the correct moment.
Shaft Flex What’s Right For Your Golf Swing!
The flex in the shaft can have a significant effect with your ball striking, we all know this, and flexing the shaft can also have an effect on what type of swing you have.
There’s more to consider than, what is the right flex for your swing profile? You should also take into consideration, what is the right flex for your acceleration profile.
If you have an early release or cast the club, even if you have a faster swing speed, you can most likely get away with a softer flex. If you create and hold significant lag, even with a slower swing speed, you can most likely fit yourself with a stiffer flex.
Taking these points into consideration your shaft flex will be critical in helping maximize your consistency.
Should I Learn To Hit A Flop Shot
In this video Mike demonstrates several options for hitting a flop shot.
Need a shot that gets the ball flying high and stopping quick? Phil Mickelson I believe is the best in the world at hitting a flop shot.
Follow along with Mike and you’ll be hitting great flop shots in no time.
How To Feel Your Club Shallow In Transition
A study from well known golf biomechanist, Dr. Sasho MacKenzie, showed that 39 out of 40 touring professionals had some amount of club shallowing in transition. As we know many amateurs are too steep at this point, it is safe to assume that this is a differentiator between low and elite level players.
To get a better feel for this pattern, players should get to the top of their swing, drop the club, and then catch it, while pulling in the direction of the target and rotating to a full finish. You will probably want to do this with a split-grip and avoid hitting any balls at first, but you should get a good sense for how the shallowing of the club relates to the movement of the body.
Once you have completed a few repetitions of this, you can then move to the next progression, which involves a normal grip and a simple decrease in grip pressure as you again feel the club falling or shallowing in transition. From here, you can go ahead and hit some full shots, while being aware of any tendencies that may overly steepen the club. Overall, this is a great drill that has helped a number of my students quickly pick up on the unique feel of what it takes to properly shallow in transition.
The Truth About Early Extension in the Golf Swing
Early extension is not a swing fault. It’s actually a solution to some other problem. You don’t fix early extension by trying to stay in your posture.
Watch this video for a full explanation of this problem.
Understanding Hand Path in The Golf Swing
One of the most simple concepts in the golf swing are the easiest and most powerful.
Understanding the hand path can really make a difference to your golf game.
Where Should Your Weight Be To Start The Swing?
The golf swing takes just 1 second from start to impact. That doesn’t leave a lot of time to overcome many hurdles from a poor start.
One of those “self-inflicted” hurdles we see all the time is poor weight distribution at the start of the swing.
In this video, we’re going to show you where your weight should be to start the swing.
LEARN STACK & TILT (PART 3)
Nick discusses the hand path and the grid in the Stack & Tilt golf swing and shares a drill to help you improve your golf.
