Faults & Fixes
The Trick to Avoiding Topped or Thin Golf Shots
According to golf instructor Dr. Jim Suttie, over 65 percent of all golfers lose their original posture when they swing a golf club.
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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.
How to Eliminate Shanked Golf Shots from your Golf Game
Stuart Smith explains how to keep your hands at the proper distance from the ball, eliminating your shanked golf shots forever.
How to Cure Your Golf Slice at the Poker Table
Jeff Ritter explains how the poker table can actually help cure the slice in your golf swing.
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The Second Most Important Fundamental of the Golf Swing
Roger Fredericks explains the second most important fundamental of the golf swing, early weight transfer.
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The Six Key Mistakes That Most Amateur Golfers Make
Here are six key components of the golf swing that you should avoid in order to improve your swing, and your scores, immediately.
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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.
Follow the Target Line to Cure Your Hook
In addition to adjusting your grip, another point to consider when fixing a hook is the club head path. Jay Golden explains how to visualize throwing a ball down the target to improve your swing and cure your hook.
The Simple Golf Grip Solution to Fix a Hook
Golf instruction expert Jay Golden explains how simply adjusting your golf grip can remove the dreaded hook shot from your game.
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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