The center of mass and center of gravity on your golf club are two different things but can work together. The center of gravity is on the clubhead and the center of mass is on the shaft. When you are…
When we are swinging the golf club, the left forearm, for right-handed players, is tilted inwards and your wrist is tilted to the right. Both wrists should be extended or hinged when holding the golf club. In the golf swing,…
The forces you need in a pitch are much different than a full swing. You want to sense an even amount of pressure away and back through the ball, which will prevent you from overaccelerating. By applying the same amount…
During the golf swing, we’re not really trying to burst with force, we’re trying to apply consistent force all the way through to the finish. Where you apply that force is incredibly important. Inopportune or inefficient applications of force will…
When it comes to gripping the club at its most basic levels, we want to feel our top hand naturally gripping the club as it would hang by bringing our hand in front of us. Our bottom hand should have…
To improve your iron game using force, try to make your backswing faster than you’re used to doing and assign it a value in your mind. For example, if you’re used to taking the club back at about a 2…
When we’re talking about the backswing, and the top of the backswing, in particular — one of the most important pieces of the golf swing — there are a lot of things happening there, but let’s use some really simple…
One of the key principles to help you understand how the golf swing works is knowing where the center of mass is on a golf club. The golf club’s center mass is somewhere on the shaft – that doesn’t matter.…
We’re always trying to square the face in the golf swing, so it’s very important to understand where the center of gravity is in the clubhead. It is NOT in line with the shaft, it’s somewhere in the center, what…