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As golfers, we’ve all heard the importance of a proper grip. But if you slice the ball on a regular basis, I’d be willing to bet there’s a good chance your grip is letting you down.

What is vertical spin loft? Why should you care? Well, when you find out that this baby controls a lot of the distance you get, I am sure you will be interested. Improving your spin-loft can help you launch high bombs that pierce the wind.

This mini-series of lessons is designed to fix your golf slice once and for all. If you implement what you read in these articles at the practice range, you’ll quickly begin to hit the ball straighter, longer and much more consistently.

I do not want to underestimate any of the basics I have explained up to now; but simply, if you want to have a solid repeatable swing, you must have good posture.

You hit one great, then you hit one horrifically. Want to know the difference? Of course you do, but do you know why? Read on.

The basic idea of the stance is that it should be wide enough to provide stability at high speed yet narrow enough that you can rotate correctly and transfer your weight. Remind yourself how perfect stance should look like.

This article is an honest and frank look at golf coaching. While golf coaches may find this more relevant, I feel that amateur golfers will gain a lot from it – even if they don’t partake in lessons. I’m also going to share some mistakes I made as...

If you want to improve the quality and consistency of your pitch shots on the golf course, focus on hitting the ball down into the ground. One of the most common short game fault is trying to ‘help’ pitch and chip shots ...

Hitting up at impact is a key to being able to drive the golf ball well. Hitting up on a driver helps to decrease the spin rate on the ball, increase your launch angle, and as a result, increase your distance. How to do it in 4 easy steps.

How far you could be hitting your drives if all the technical factors were optimal? Now lets flip the idea a little and ask: How much distance am I losing to an optimal performance?