The backswing does not hit the golf ball but it sure sets you up for success and sometimes failure. A large amount of your average golfers pull the club inside on the back swing. This can be due to many…
One of the biggest reasons golfers struggle with their chipping is that they create too much shaft lean or they drag the handle through impact. This can cause the club to interact with the ground with the sharp leading edge…
Your ball position can be a major factor in your excessive lateral or sway in your golf swing. If you do sway too much either on your backswing or your down swing make sure you check your basics first as…
The club face is one of the toughest things to control in the golf swing. Most players over rotate the face too early in their backswing which leads to the need to flip it closed during the downswing. You will…
The first 3 feet of the golf swing arguably is the most important. We know you don’t hit the golf ball with your backswing but you sure can make it challenging to get repeatable, consistent impact if you are in…
Center face contact is one of the MOST important factors in shot efficiency. Most players have no idea where they are actually striking it on the face! Knowledge is power in this case. Knowing where you hit it is not…
Anyone that plays golf will struggle with the tempo of their golf swing from time to time. Some players it is a lifelong struggle. Here is a simple drill that will help your transitional tempo and will help you train…
Only a handful of players in the world of golf play at the highest level. PGA Tour players average right around 40% putts made from 10 feet. That is just 4 out of 10 from what most people think of…
The golf swing is a complicated movement, but it doesn’t need to be! In Episode One of our How To Hit Every Shot series, we explain the basics of building a golf swing from scratch. #howtohiteveryshot #golfswing #starterswing #golfmagazine #golf…
PGA Professional Cathy Kim shows you how to the proper takeaway technique and club face position. Thanks for watching! If you have any questions, please leave them in Cathy’s comments below! Please make sure to like, share and subscribe! Cathy…