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The Open Championship is underway this week...
And it’s got me thinking about one of the greatest lessons I learned when I had the chance to play golf with Arnold Palmer.
That is... how to grip the club.
Mr. Palmer had what is arguably the greatest golf grip of all time.
In the video above, I’ll show you how you can copy it—and enjoy the power and precision that comes with it.
Ever struggle with "hanging back" on your trail foot and hitting weak slices because you never really "get through the ball" to finish your swing? You are not alone. Lots of golfers have this problem, but few understand WHY they have it. In today's video, I'll show you how "hanging back" is just one way of compensating for poor wrist positions. Wait...what do your wrists have to do with getting onto your lead foot and finishing your swing? EVERYTHING!When your wrists get the clubface in the right impact position... Your lower body automatically responds the right way, too... And you get effortless power, consistency and control. That's why I invented the FlexClick. It "educates" your wrists so you can start flushing strong, powerful shots down your target line CONSISTENTLY. Try the FlexClick or learn more here
Learn moreWhat does a hockey slapshot have to do with your golf swing? More than you might think. The mechanics behind a powerful slapshot share some key similarities with an efficient, repeatable golf swing. It’s no surprise that many hockey players transition into solid golfers. In the video above, I break it down and show you how to apply those same athletic moves to your own game. You’ll also see me using the Tour Striker Toolbox—a go-to training aid I rely on in nearly every lesson to help with setup, alignment, and swing path. Click here to check it out and see how it can help your game too.
Learn moreAre you guilty of prematurely, "whipping the club inside" on your backswing? Don't worry, you're not alone. I see it all the time at my golf schools because players have heard (or have been told) they need to swing, "inside-out." So, their very first move is to roll their arms and/or yank the club back across their body...waaaay too far to the inside. And to be perfectly honest... You CAN get away with this — sometimes — on FULL swings because you have more time to re-route the club before impact. But I don't want you to, "get away with it" — I want you to fix it so you have a powerful, reliable swing on ALL your shots: long, short and everything in between. In today's video, I'll show you what an inside takeaway looks like... How to fix it using the same type of "station" many PGA Tour pros use... And how your new on-plane backswing will make you a lot more reliable on the golf course.
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