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A great many of the golfers I work with for the first time need to understand and get into a great address position. Let’s look into this. The golf swing takes approximately 3 to 5 seconds. That isn’t a lot of time to try to do many things, what’s more...

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In a golf swing, we should work on fixing the cause of the problem not the result. The correct transfer of weight in the backswing is the result of a correct pivot, not the focus of your attention as the club moves away. A correct pivot occurs when yo...

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It is important to keep the club in front of your body. Many golfers take the club too low and too far to the inside on the backswing which forces them to manipulate the club back in front of them on the downswing. This over the top move in the downswing ...

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When it comes to a golf swing, I try to get my students to understand what the golf club needs to be doing. It controls what happens to the golf ball and since it only takes about 4 to 5 seconds to make a golf swing, you need to understand how it starts b...

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As a power source your legs are very important, but not in the way you may think. The fact is your legs do not provide your swing with power directly. Power comes from your club head speed, and since your hands and arms hold the club, they are the only th...

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There is a big misunderstanding about where the ball should be at address. Many golfers believe that the ball position moves according to the type of club being used. For instance, when using short irons the ball is placed at your back foot and when using...

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What is the worst tip in golf? Keep Your Head Down! Keeping your head down makes it difficult to make a turn in the back swing, make a full follow-through and find the ball after you have hit it. You want to keep your head up off your chest so your back, ...

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Let’s clear up one misconception. Your shoulders do not turn in the back swing. You may question this because you need to turn in you back swing. However, it is not your shoulders that turn. Trying to turn them can ruin your turn because your shoulders ar...

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The bounce on the sand wedge is the flange on the sole that extends below the leading edge. It holds the key to you becoming a consistent bunker player. Here’s how to bounce your way onto the green:

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Many golfers believe that when you are 30 to 40 yards from the green you need to hit a high lofted shot to make it stop close to the pin. This type of shot requires your wrists to swing the club. The precentage is high that you will usually hit it short a...