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Improve your body position, improve your golf swing
So many golfers get their bodies out of position, either before the swing starts or in the backswing, that it makes it virtually impossible for them to get into a proper impact position and compress the golf ball. Here are four keys to work on to help get that good "squeeze" on the ball ...
... full article »Harnessing the power core for a better golf swing
A powerful and controlled golf swing comes from a powerful core. The body's core consists of the lower chest through the lower abdomen and back. During the swing, this part of your body must turn away from the ball on the backswing, then back through the ball on the follow through. It is important that the "core" works with the hands and arms throughout the swing.
... full article »The importance of correct setup posture for a successful golf swing
Renowned PGA Professional Laird Small offers several helpful tips on getting the correct posture. Many golfers tend to get confused about how much to bend forward in a swing.
... full article »Looking to improve your golf swing? Remember: It's all about impact
Impact is the one position in which all of the great players are decidedly similar, they are almost identical at impact. If this is the case, then the look of the swing should play less of a role in a golfer's improvement and the focus should be more on impact. Andrew Rice talks about the elements of a great impact position ...
... full article »Brad Redding on staying on the proper plane
PGA Professional Brad Redding offers advice on improving your swing by getting it on the proper plane. Rather than working with the position of the body, the tips in this video lesson address how to handle the club since the body accommodates for what the club is doing and not vice versa.
... full article »Jim McLean's drag drill will help you drive the ball straight and long
Jim McLean discusses a beneficial approach to the ball that involves going in shallow with a nice flat spot in the swing. This approach is a key element of golfer Lee Trevino's swing and McLean offers an easy drag drill that will help you incorporate it into your own.
... full article »Improve your fundamentals, improve your golf game
It's important to understand that a good golf swing starts with good fundamentals at address; the proper grip, posture and alignment lead to well-hit golf shots. Good players constantly work on these fundamentals in order to play at a high skill level. The following information will help all golfers improve in this area.
... full article »David Leadbetter on achieving a flowing movement in your golf swing for greater consistency
David Leadbetter explains the dynamics of golf and offers tips for a consistently smooth swing. He gives a basic but thorough introduction to the game, making it an excellent video for beginners.
... full article »Tim Cooke on the importance of a solid pre-shot routine
Golf is as much a mental game as it is a physical sport, which makes planning each shot an important factor in the overall success. In this lesson, Tim Cooke shares a pre-shot routine that will provide effective results.
... full article »A good golf swing has three parts: the backswing, impact position and follow through
The golf swing has three equal parts: the backswing, impact position and follow through. To swing effectively, the proper spine angle must be maintained during these three positions. Here's a great practice drill Butch Harmon uses with students like Adam Scott ...
... full article »Practice drills for consistent, solid ball striking
Most average golfers have two common flaws: they either have a tendency to hang back on their right side upon impact; or they move their body ahead of the ball before impact. Both moves sap power, distance and control. Here are a couple drills for consistent, solid ball striking ...
... full article »Frank Nobilo teaches how to get a good grip
Former PGA Tour player Frank Nobilo goes over the basics of having a good grip on the club, which is an important aspect of a swing that many golfers ignore. In addition to the types of grips, he discusses the differences between a strong grip, a weak grip and a neutral grip, and he also goes over the amount of pressure the grip should have and where.
... full article »Finish the golf swing for improved ball striking and power
When you watch good players, they all have something in common: They finish their golf swing in good balance with their weight on the left side and their upper body facing the target. The key to consistent ball striking is to focus on the finish. Here's a drill that will help you complete your swing into a good finish position.
... full article »Frank Nobilo on improving your aim
Former PGA Tour player Frank Nobilo demonstrates how to aim correctly and set up your alignment for straighter drives that hit your target consistently. These tips will help you mentally prepare your shot for more accurate results.
... full article »Michael Breed on getting the proper plane in your backswing
Noted PGA Professional Michael Breed offers advice to help you improve your backswing, specifically getting your backswing on the proper plane. Being on the correct plane means having the shaft of the club at similar or parallel angles at the halfway point in the backswing and in the initial position of the swing.
... full article »Practice on the range, think about course management on the golf course
The goal in golf is to shoot the lowest score possible while enjoying your day on the links. There are many ways to improve your scores: golf instruction, new equipment and exercise top the list. One certainty, though, is you should not be working on swing mechanics during a round.
... full article »Instructor Michael Breed shows how to get rid of your slice, hit straighter drives
This video golf lesson is for golfers who have a tendency to slice the ball. PGA Professional Michael Breed offers two tips that will help you hit straighter drives.
... full article »Chuck Winstead shows how to get more power in your golf swing
Many amateur golfers have trouble getting the same amount of power in their swing as PGA Tour golfers, but it is not a matter of skill as much as it is correcting the swing.
... full article »Kevin Compare on maintaining the angle of your spine for an improved swing
When trying to hit the middle of the clubface, which will give you the most distance and accuracy, PGA Master Professional Kevin Compare emphasizes the importance of maintaining your spine angle throughout your swing.
... full article »Laird Small on how to find the right grip pressure for your golf swing
In this video lesson, Laird Small, one of GOLF magazine's "Top 100 Teachers in America," demonstrates an easy drill that will help you determine the correct amount of grip pressure for your swing.
... full article »- A three-step plan for curing your slice
- Matt Malario shows you how to stop an over-the-top chop
- PGA Professional Rick Smith on how to turn your slice into a draw
- Michael Breed on how to shift your weight smoothly for a better swing
- Mike Hebron shows you how rhythm and timing can affect your golf swing
- Pete Cowan on getting the correct rotation for a better golf swing
- How to avoid the unwanted overswing
- Hey, hot shot, don't try to swing like a PGA Tour pro
- Peter Krause on squaring the clubface at impact for straighter golf shots
- Think positive for lower scores
- Create lag, fix those clubs and improve your backswing
- Improving your ball striking will increase your distance
- Golf swing tip: Train your core for PGA Tour power, distance
- Sound swing fundamentals the key to solid iron play
- Get more distance off the tee the Byron Nelson way
- Proper swing mechanics start with proper alignment and ball position
- Tip: For a proper follow-through, allow the head to watch the ball after contact
- Want to improve your golf swing? Point your chin at the ball
- Curing your slice may take nothing more than a Band-Aid
- End confusion about body movement through the impact zone
- Try a bucket of water to improve your weight shift
- Get rid of that slice! Work the club from the inside
- Front to back: The backswing is the start of a good golf swing
- Going Deep! The Ultimate In Golf Confidence - Part 2
- Dr. Al's prescription for better golf: Get an emotional caddie
- Going Deep! The Ultimate In Golf Confidence - Part 1
- Watching the pros can help you learn to play golf in the wind
- Keeping your head down doesn't mean golfers should not 'load their back leg'
- Make the most of your practice time
- Golf lesson: Overcoming fairway wood phobia is easy with practice
- Unlock these three keys to develop more power in your golf swing
- How to develop more consistency in your golf swing
- Trust and commitment essential to success for golfers of every level
- Want to play golf like you practice? Then practice like you play
- Stenzel advises to be more consistent, have more fun
- Uncovering the secret of clubhead lag
- Getting a slow rhythm is more than just slowing down your swing
- Structure your golf practice to create habit
- A poor set-up and grip can throw off your direction
- Having problem on the golf course? Might be time to check your grip fundamentals
- What does the average golfer need most? A slice buster!
- Groove Your Practice Routine For the Course
- Move your head for more power in your golf swing
- Turn and leverage are key to kenerating power in the golf swing
- Posture the Overlooked Key to a Balanced Golf Swing
- The Forgotten Fundamental
- Get A Better Start To Your Golf Swing
- Go the distance with your drives!
- How do the little guys hit the golf ball so far? Hip rotation
- For greater distance off the tee, fire the hips
- Maximize hand sway to gain distance and straighten your shots
