How to Shallow the Club
In today’s lesson we are going to take a look at how to shallow the club in your golf swing. Knowing that shallowing the club is absolutely crucial for distance, accuracy, and consistency… in other words it’s a huge deal!
We are going to focus on the role that your hands and arms play in causing your club to properly shallow. And then I’ll give you a simple drill you can practice at home to improve your golf swing!
Stop The Ball Quicker Chipping Tip with Phil Mickleson
Golf chipping tips with Phil Mickelson. Today’s chipping lesson on how to Stop the Ball Quicker around the greens is astonishingly good. But is it the correct chipping technique for you?
Proper Weight Transfer and Common Flaws
How to perform the proper weight transfer during backswing, downswing and through-swing with faults and fixes.
Fix Your REVERSE PIVOT
Reverse pivoting is something you’ve probably heard of or have been told you do, but what exactly is it? In this video, Henry and Milo look at the key variables (pressure and turn), or lack thereof that result in a reverse pivot in the backswing. Learn to turn with side bend and you’ll be on your way!
HOW TO STOP SLIDING IN THE DOWNSWING
In today’s video Chris answers questions on the golf swing. This weeks topic is the downswing and how to stop too much slide towards the target.
Belt Buckle Down Posture Drill
In today’s video Craig Gould Head PGA Professional at Haydock Park Golf Club provides us with a simple and effective golf tip to help with setting up with the perfect posture drill to hit consistent shots time and again.
Right arm, right shoulder drill
In today’s video FGGolf shows how your right arm should be at the top of your backswing and how your right shoulder should be in the downswing.
Practice this simple drill you should get the feeling as if you were throwing a frisbee or skipping a stone across the water.
Eliminate Early Extension In Your Golf Swing
Controlling the pelvis will help us eliminate early extension in the golf swing.
I have a couple of alignment rods crossed that when I get into a setup are going to provide me feedback against my lower body as to whether or not I’m recreating the forward flex in my pelvis that I started with at setup.
This should eliminate early extension and lead to more consistent ball striking and delivering the club with better characteristics through impact.
