Written by Gareth Johnston on Thursday 25 March 2010
If you want to maximise the distances your golf swing can generate, you need to make sure you create the most amount of speed where it matters most – into impact. If you’re someone that struggles with a lack of power, especially with the driver, try the rope drill explained in this golf video tip by TG Elite Teaching Professional Gareth Johnston. A loss...
Written by Adrian Fryer on Friday 19 March 2010
The left shoulder only moves about six inches in the backswing. But as Today’s Golfer Elite teaching Pro Adrian Fryer explains in this golf video tip, the direction this small distance moves is crucial in causing or preventing the dreaded slice! When we pull too hard on the left shoulder too quickly, this forces the club to come out and across...
Written by Rob Watts on Thursday 4 March 2010
A common cause of the slice is when the body reverse pivots – where the weight shifts on to the left foot (for a right-hander) during the backswing and the upper body tilts towards the target. The weight then shifts the other way in the downswing, causing the club to come into the ball from across the target line. In this...