Tag: Swing
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What’s the most hated, feared and downright embarrassing shot in golf? Without a doubt, it’s the dreaded shanked shot.. The shank has no limits, often affecting both great players and novices, with varying degrees of effect.
So much has been written about swing plane over the past few years, that students of mine often come to me very confused about what it is. Simply put, to make an “on-plane” swing, all you have to do is swing the club on the same angle it’s at when it rests on the ground.
With a quick glance, you can hardly tell the difference between the
photos, right? True, both shots look close to identical, but in
actuality, they’re anything but. The photo on the left is at impact
with a 6-iron, and the photo on the far left is the same impact
position, only this time with my hybrid.
Simply put, when you address the golf ball—and because the ball is both
on the ground and in front of you—you’ll have to lean forward to reach
it. To do this effectively, adjust the upper-body lean by hinging at
the hip socket, not in the back or by excessively squatting.
A close look at alignment myths and how to avoid them. 
The best players in the world are as proficient as they are for very
good reasons. Not only do they possess an incredibly high level of
talent and athletic ability, but they also have sound fundamentals and
outstanding overall technique. If you’re going to learn from anyone,
these are the guys you want to study.
Simple keys for perfecting your pre-shot routine 
Since his early days playing for England on two Walker Cup teams and
making noise as an NCAA star at Northwestern, Luke Donald has had PGA
Tour success in his sights. Having already cracked the top-60 in career
earnings with more than $12 million to his credit, you’d have to say
he’s right on track.
Very few players realize that what they feel during the swing isn't actual what's happening. Eddie Lee explains how to remedy this situation and improve your overall swing and game.
Swaying too far off the ball in the backswing and downswing is one of the most common power leaks in golf. Use 5-time Re/Max World Long Drive Champ Jason Zuback's method for creating power through a proper coil and gain yards now.
