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I get far too many emails on this topic to ignore it – and it is one of the most common discussions I see amateurs chatting amongst themselves on the range. So, how far back should you swing the golf club? Let’s explore that topic...

In this short article, I’m going to show you something that tends to shock a lot of golfers – and I’ll keep it short for you.

What influences the direction of a golf shot more – clubface angle, or swing path? While both of these factors are very important when it comes to hitting straighter golf shots and shaping the ball at will, one of these factors is more dominant...

In this clip today, we are going to talk about how to chip and run. It is the most simple shot. Let’s start with the basic technique...

When out with my students on the course, one very common question is, should I chip or pitch? Also, students ask me what the difference is between the two? In my opinion, before you start trying to improve your short game, you must first understand..

If you genuinely desire to reach your golfing potential and are looking for alternative ways to improve, this article will put you ahead of the curve. This is a blog post covers a topic that is not discussed enough in golf instruction.

This article is aimed at players whose fault is Early Releasing (or Casting or Scooping). Scooping will result in the club shaft leaning away from the target at impact, adding loft to the club, creating a high weak ball flight that loses distance.

A hook is often caused by an incorrect grip on the golf club – in particular what we call an overly strong grip…

One of the first questions I ask a player when working with them is this; If the ball does X, what do you do? This tells me a lot about their ability to self-coach/fix themselves, and play well when things aren’t going so well.