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Fixing Doesn’t Fix
We have a cultural belief that when things are broke we should fix them. That belief transfers into golf and our golf swings. Most players have no idea what is actually happening in the two seconds it takes to make their swing. They make a swing and look for the ball and make a judgment … Read more
What’s Your Target?
Vince is a District Judge in Philadelphia. He came to me for a golf lesson and during the initial interview he said that he wanted to stop the sway in his swing. After asking him how that he knows that he sways he said “his friends tell him that he does”. Vince is fairly typical … Read more
Adam Scott Swing Analysis
Adam Scott is widely considered to have one of if not the best swing in modern golf. If you were to design a golf swing from the beginning, his swing is most likely to be close to the finished product. Adam’s swing epitimises the modern, athletic golf swing and he uses it to great effect. … Read more
Jimmy Walker Swing Analysis
Over the last couple of years Jimmy Walker has been one of the most consistent players on the PGA Tour, and has most certainly earned his right to be positioned in the top 20 players in the world. Since Joining the Butch Harmon stable over two years ago he has become a multiple winner on … Read more
Henrick Stenson Swing Analysis
Over the last number of years, Sweede Henrik Stenson has firmly cemented his place as one of the best players in the world. Although he has not won a major yet, he has consistently maintained a place in the worlds top ten players. In 2013 he reached his highest world ranking position of third, which … Read more
Bomb It Like Brooks
Traditionally when we think of long drivers on the PGA tour, we always think of the high, heavily drawing ball flight that has been whipped through with an inside out path with a heavily rotating face to maximize distance. Most people think that the fade bias guys on the tour tend to be the slightly … Read more
Using Swing Profile to Master Bunker Shots
The bunker is often one of the most feared places to miss a green for the average golfer, yet when we look at professionals they make it look like a walk in the park. So why is it that the same hazard provides two very different levels of difficulty and fear for each player. Skill … Read more