Do you have a consistent process for reading greens? Or do you just wait until it is your turn to putt and then hurriedly guess the line and go with…
Finishing with my right arm straight on short game shots allows me to make solid contact every time. If my right arm were to bend too soon through impact, the…
Correct wrist action in greenside bunkers allows you to splash the ball out every time.On the backswing, my goal is to get the butt end of the club pointed down…
Over the years, all great golfers have set up with their shoulders square to the target line (the target line is the line on which they want the ball to…
Aligning your feet and shoulders is the easiest way to consistently address the ball with your shoulders parallel to the target line. Some experienced golfers play with their feet a…
Setting up properly is the most important part of hitting off upslopes and downslopes. My goal is to set up so that the clubhead will swing parallel to the slope…
Have you been pulling or pushing a lot of short putts lately? If so, you might want to check the first part of your backswing.
A lot of short misses happen…
A great swing that's pointed in the wrong direction is a bad shot. Training to align properly is a skill that doesn't come naturally; most right-handed golfers tend to aim…
When hitting golf balls, make sure to keep your eye on the ball during your backswing. In these pictures, my 3-year old Nathan is demonstrating this fundamental. (I might be…
Every round of golf usually holds at least one hole or shot that can intimidate you. Whether it's a forced carry over water, or a tee shot with out-of-bounds lining…
Taking the club back correctly during the first part of your pitch shots sets you up for success on the downswing and follow through.
Here's what I look for during the…
When it comes to long putts (60 to 100 feet), I have found that using a little wrist action helps me hit the ball in the center of the club-face…