The Downswing
Three Golf Driving Tips That Could Save Your Round
Most people suffer from a lack of consistency off of the tee, resulting in missed fairways and poor position for their second shots. Here are three golf driving tips that can keep you in the fairway, yards past your buddies.
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The Ultimate Test of a Balanced Golf Swing
This tip illustrates the importance of being able to make full swings at different speeds when practicing your golf swing. Learn to control your golf swing speed and your balance will improve as well.
The Nicklaus Way to Control the Flight of Your Golf Ball
Jack Nicklaus demonstrates how just by varying the head position of the club, golfers can make the ball go lower or higher and apply fade or draw.
A Quick Fix for Hooked Golf Shots
Here’s a simple drill to help you eliminate hooks by practicing an outside-in swing.
The One Golf Swing Concept That Can Change Everything
What’s the one thing that most amateur golfers struggle with? Mike Malaska, Worldwide Director of Instruction for Nicklaus Academies, explains the difference between weight shift vs. swaying and provides an amazingly simple solution.
How to Develop a Smooth Golf Swing
Tempo plays a vital role in your swing and can really make your round. Find out how to perfect it in this excellent clip from golf instructor Scott Cranfield.
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One Simple Tip to Hit Longer and Straighter Tee Shots
Dave Crosby teaches us the proper swing path to hit longer and straighter drives.
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The Power of the Pivot in the Golf Swing
In this instruction clip, Brad Redding shows you how to pivot your body weight and eliminate swaying.
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The Great Shoulder Myth of the Golf Swing
Brad Redding explains why you should focus on turning your back and chest, not your shoulders, for maximum force in your golf swing.
How to Hit Golf Shots Under Pressure Like Tiger Woods
Ireland’s top golf instructor Barry Power shares a practice drill that isolates your left arm and will immediately make your swing more consistent under pressure.
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