Gain Distance with Straight Arm Drill
GOLFTEC’s VP of Instruction, Nick Clearwater compares the elbow bends of a higher handicap to a PGA Tour pro, and gives this Drill for straighter arms and more consistent contact.
Gain Distance with Straight Arm Drill
GOLFTEC’s VP of Instruction, Nick Clearwater compares the elbow bends of a higher handicap to a PGA Tour pro, and gives this Drill for straighter arms and more consistent contact.
Adjust low point to avoid fat shots
If you seem to have an everlasting case of the chunks, this simple practice exercise can adjust the low point of your swing to help avoid those frustrating fat golf shots.
Tempo vs Rhythm in Golf Swing
What is Tempo in Golf? Fast tempo and slow tempo can both be good for golf, but consistent rhythm is a must!
SKLZ Gold Flex Golf Swing Trainer
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Use Your Pivot to Stop OVER THE TOP
This video will help you understand how to use your pivot to control your arm path to fix that over the top move which plagues some many golfers.
These two moves and the proper understanding presented in this video is the ideal way to cure the problem of the over the top move rather then the old classic way of trying to swing your arms “inside to out”.
Manipulating your path with your arms can never be a good thing. I hope this video helps you avid golfers to find the slot and go to that next level of consistence.
Reset for success – Regain control of your golf swing
Reset for success is one of the most important things you can do when playing golf. When you feel as though you have lost your swing try this.
If you feel rushed or distracted or anything prior to your shot step away reset yourself just like the pros do.
Too many golfers just play through every shot even if things don’t feel right. From now on reset step away from the golf shot regain control your golf game will improve.
Arm Shallowing To Supination
In today’s video Tyler Ferrell helps connect the arm shallowing in transition to the “passive torque” in the release.
If you are working on laying down the shaft, or shallowing the club in transition then you need to make sure you are supporting it with a good release pattern that matches your transition goals.
Turn Don’t Lift Shoulder Drill
Stop slicing your golf shots by turning your shoulders instead of lifting the club during your backswing.