We’ve looked at the how the left shoulder moves in elite golf swings, now we’ll look at the right shoulder movements. The shoulders need to work well together but many golfers just think “the shoulders” move as a unit… that’s…

How the left shoulder moves into and out of transition will play a big part in how much control you’ll have over your golf ball. In this video, we look at a couple of key differences in how a typical…

Making enough of the right “golf swing moves” isn’t what keeps many golfers from playing better… it’s the timing associated with making those moves. The “when” is vitally important to the success of you swing. And as we’ll see in…

Your ability to strike the little ball consistently before striking the big ball is the most honest representation of your ability to control the low point of the club in your golf swing. If that skill is lacking, your frustration…

The golf club is often going to respond or positively or negatively to how we position key body elements starting the downswing. There might not be a more glaring predictor of ball-striking than how the shoulders move to start the…

If you’ve watched any golf on TV, you’ve probably heard the commentator describe a particularly accurate shot as the golfer having kept his clubface square to the path. It makes sense, and in with some camera angles, it seems to…

Your questions are very important to us. You take the time to watch and respond, so we want to do our best to give you useful actionable answers. This question comes from Brian Devitt and he wants more clarification on…

The knees play an especially important part of the golf swing because they help to transfer the forces we generate through our connection with the ground. When we look closer at the right knee bend in the golf swing, we’re…

The bending action of the right arm in the golf swing is an extremely important element to a good swing. Often times, we can’t do what we want with the club because we’ve positioned the right arm in such a…

We get questions about the left arm (or right arm for you lefties) during the swing… should it stay straight or should it bend? Many times our amateur clients have been told they “collapse” at the top, so they try…