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Shoulder Turn Golf Lesson:

How would you like to get more distance out of your golf swing? How do we max out our movements for power?

For those looking to power up their golf swing, this video on How To Turn Your Shoulders In The Golf Swing is for you.

In this video we’ll cover how shoulder rotation plays one of the biggest roles in your swing, while improving key fundamentals!

 

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The sure fire way to stop hitting your approach shots fat.

Sick of hitting behind the ball? Here are some simple tips to eliminate what can be the most annoying shot in golf.

 

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Golf Swing Basics:

Learn how to use your full body in the golf swing and move like a tour player.

You are currently watching a video about how to swing a golf club like a Professional Golfer, in this video I talk about each part of the golf swing in detail and in slow motion so you can change your golf swing and start improving your golf.

 

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Pro Golf Tips:

Let’s take a look at how your hips work away from the ball to make room for your hands at impact.

Whether you are looking to stop your sway, clear your hips in the downswing or simply looking to understand how the hips turn in the backswing and downswing then we cover it all in this video.

 

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Ben Hogan's Pane of Glass

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The best mental image ever devised to keep your golf swing on plane is “Ben Hogan’s Pane of Glass”. Hogan spends a whole chapter in his book “Five Lessons” on the swing plane using this “pane of glass” imagery. This tells you how important he felt swinging the club on plane is to becoming a great golfer.

Look at the drawing above and burn it into your psyche! This large pane of glass is angled from the ball all the way through the golfer’s shoulders and beyond. The angle of the pane is dictated by the golfer’s stance. Imagine a hole in the center of this large pane of glass just big enough for the golfer’s head to poke through.

Hogan liked to imagine this pane of glass when he swung because it allowed him to swing the club under this imaginary “pane of glass” in the back swing as well as down into impact and into his finish – without breaking the glass!

The truth is Hogan’s golf swing was always on plane and he is considered by most to be “the best ball striker who ever lived”!

This image alone has helped me tremendously in learning how to attack the ball from the all powerful inside. When you learn how to swing down from the inside, you develop that all important “lag” in your golf swing – and lag is the secret to effortless power in your golf swing!

If you have an “over the top” swing (aka casting), you can see how you would break this pane of glass at the start of your down swing. By being aware of the pane of glass your hands will drop down to your side during the downswing, maintaining your lag (aka the slot – illustrated beautifully by Hogan in the photo on the right).

You will be attacking the inside quadrant of the golf ball – a very powerful image to have for your golf swing.

The “pane of glass” image also helps your backswing. If you swing the club too much to the outside during the initial part of your backswing, you will break the pane of glass. By keeping Hogan’s image in your mind as you start your backswing your arms will stay connected to your body – you are almost forced to swing the club on plane! The wrists will cock by themselves without you giving them any thought.

The other nice thing about using the Hogan “pane of glass” image is it will help with your alignment. As you settle into your stance, imagine Hogan’s pane of glass being perpendicular to your target line. This will help you align your feet, your hips, and your shoulders to the target line – all crucial components for proper alignment.

Hogan’s pane of glass image also keeps you centered and stacked during the golf swing because your head movement will be minimal – remember your head is poking through the hole in the glass.

So work Hogan’s “pane of glass” image into your regular golf routine and learn to become a great striker of the golf ball – just like Ben Hogan!

 

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Strong iron play is an often overlooked key to a consistent golf game. Use these 3 “must do’s” to start hitting clean, crisp and consistent irons today and watch your golf scores plummet.

In this video I’m going to show you my favorite compression drill, one that I use myself and in my practice to really hit the ball more solid.

 

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Learn How To Get Better Golf Club Head Contact For Better Accuracy and Distance with Your Golf Swing in this great Golf Swing Lesson that will have you striking the golf ball pure. 

For those looking to make consistent contact, this video on Hit The Center Of The Club Face is for you. 

We’ll cover the center of the club face, while improving key fundamentals! Start having real control of your game. Be able to hit any shot in golf! 

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An important element for almost all golfers. This video will help you do a better job as you work towards shallowing the shaft in transition.

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.

 

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