Although this isn't set in stone. It's certainly what I see the majority of the Tour Pros doing. I think the idea revolves around the lead shoulder moving down during the takeaway/backswing. This then enables the center of the [...]
The finish position doesn't get much attention nowadays so I'll briefly talk about it here.. Balance, poise and a specific movement pattern of the lead leg/foot is what I tend to look for at the end of the swing. [...]
Here's how I see the golf swing starting, and I've got a few thoughts on it. Firstly, the club head travels the furthest in the swing so therefore it makes perfect sense for that to start moving first. After [...]
A good routine starts with making the right decisions. Where is the wind blowing? What kind of stance do you have? What kind of lie? Where do you want to hit the ball on the green? Distance to the pin? [...]
Two points I'm generally teaching people on the range to improve ball striking relate to weight and pressure transfer, and arm structure. Weight & Pressure Transfer On the downswing we want to not only shift the weight (hip sway) [...]
Some thoughts and feelings involved in what I'm working on at the moment
Measuring how much Bend and Tilt you have at different points in the swing can be done by understanding where the chest is facing. If you were to stand up straight with your chest facing forward, then Side Tilt [...]
There are three pressure points we need to establish in the hands during the golf swing. Pressure point No 1: The last three fingers of the top hand Pressure point No 2: The Lifeline of the bottom hand against [...]
Let's assume for arguments sake Tommy Fleetwood is bent forward 40 degrees at setup. By the time he reaches P4 (top of the swing..) his spine will have extended (bent backwards) close to zero degrees. That's 40 degrees bending [...]
There's a correct way to set your phone/iPad up before you start videoing your swing. The first thing to mention is that it has to be stable. If someone is holding your phone to video your swing, they have [...]
