Find Your Best Swing Quickly
65 videos . Updated 5 years ago
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This drill enables you to feel the club along the ground after impact, a feeling that will be similar the experience of a good release.
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Follow this simple recipe anytime you are making a swing change.
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Start Line Focus - Build A Target Based Swing
One of the best ways to train for playing golf is to work on where the ball starts when you hit it.
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For a lot of golfers, focussing on where the club contacts the ground can be game changing.
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Use this drill to work on the tipping of the shaft and the arm shallowing in transition.
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Trail Hand Open - The Best Anti Flip Drill
The ultimate anti-flip release drill
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Windmills - Backswing Pivot Training At Home
A simple at home drill for practicing the proper angle for the shoulders to turn around.
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This is a game that you can do a few times a month to see where your game is and what are the weak links that you need to work on.
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This is a simple drill to clarify the image of set up and impact
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3 Step Plan - Brush, Sequence, Backswing
When you want to go through the swing in a logical way, experiment with the 3 step ball-striking plan
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Step Swing, Step Swing - Find Your Body Tempo
Learning to use your whole body to swing the club is important for consistency and distance with the long clubs.
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A look at the complete process necessary to hit quality golf shots.
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Tee'd Up 7-Iron - A Feel Based Shallow Drill
Use a 7 iron and a ball tee'd up a few inches to help train the sweeping motion of the driver.
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Technique To Dialing In Your Distance Control with Wedges
Learn strategies for helping you fine tune the skill of distance control.
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Defining Steep and Shallow - Understand Swing Plane
Can steep and shallow be as simple as 'rise over run'?
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Single Arm Rope Release Training
A key step in mastering the release is to train the release pattern passively. Feel passive movement with the rope.
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A simple way to end your swing after you make it through the follow through position
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Connecting the arm movements to body movements
A key step in making your swing feel rhythmic and consistent
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Hitting Out of a Fairway Bunker
Some small variations to your stock swing need to be made in order to hit quality shots out of a fairway bunker.
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Don't Swing Hard On Uphill Lies
Identify the common adjustments needed for successful hitting on uphill lies
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A great range drill for dialing in your swing tempo
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How to prepare your game for what happens to your body under pressure
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Losing focus during a swing is a recipe for poor performance.
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If you're going to flip, do your best to do it as late as possible
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Two Way Miss - Learn From The Curve
If you have a two-way miss, you want to figure out which path problem you need to solve.
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You can't try to improve each swing, at some point, you want to try and groove the swing you have
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Warm Up Like A Tour Pro - Jason Day and Alex Noren
A discussion of how two different style golfers warm up.
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Heel Toe Awareness With Alignment Stick
Use a simple alignment stick to help with a common shank producing error
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Can you practice/prepare for a hilly course on a flat driving range?
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Coat Hanger Lead Wrist Training
Use a coat hanger to train your motorcycle movement
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Practicing slow motion downswings to improve your pattern.
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Heel Toe Club Awareness With Tees
Use a couple tees to build your heel/toe contact awareness
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What does it mean to be "committed to a shot"?
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Learn how to refine your mechanics and take a more reliable game to the course.
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What If I'm Not Taking A Divot
An simple method for monitoring the cause of thin iron shots.
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Understand your shoulder flexibility and how it relates to your backswing.
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Point Trail Elbow at Trail Hip
A great drill to keep the trail arm in sync with the body.
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Breathing During the Golf Swing
Understand how breathing can help or hurt your golf swing.
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A challenging and fun drill for building better release mechanics.
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Learn how to improve club face control using a few key checkpoints.
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Understand how varying backswing positions can impact the downswing.
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Understand the connection between a bent/straight trail arm and a proper pivot.
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A simple and effective drill for fixing a flat shoulder plane or loss of posture.
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Slow to Fast - Tempo & Transition
A great drill for feeling the proper tempo and timing of transition.
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Face Awareness With Foot Spray
A simple trick for determining impact location and swing tendencies.
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A great drill for training a more athletic and timing-free take-away.
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Sequence Training with Shallow Stick
A great rope drill for building speed & proper sequencing.
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Rhythm Feels Better Than Positions
Understand when it is best to focus on rhythm/tempo versus positions/mechanics.
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Sense The Swing, Don't Describe It
A strategy for understanding how to better feel mechanics/movements to enhance performance.
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A challenging mental drill to become more subconscious on the course & practice tee.
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Alignment - Work From Grip Backwards
A detailed and prioritized list for checking common alignment issues.
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A great "challenge" drill to improve rhythm and manage tension.
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A version of the 9-to-3 that will improve the ability to take a mental snap-shot of "feel" vs "real".
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Discussing one of my favorite downswing sequencing drills.
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A useful visual/awareness drill for improving low-point control & heel-toe contact.
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Picket Fence Start Line Training
A visual drill to re-focus and train starting line for improved on-course performance.
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This video explains what float loading in a swing is
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How a side arm throw can help train key body movements to help you hit your driver, three wood, and long irons more consistent.
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A great drill for tying together a few technical "pieces" at the bottom of the swing.
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Range vs Course - Alignment, Tempo, Tension
Some straight-forward troubleshooting for players who struggle to take their game from the range to the course.
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If you are struggling off the tee, this simple checkpoint can help you get back on track.
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Understand the keys to an efficient driver impact position.
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A simple checkpoint for one of the most misunderstood concepts in golf.
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What To Do When You've Lost Your Swing
A standard process for finding more fairways and greens when your swing feels lost.
