If you do not know what your clubface or clubshaft should look like at the top of your backswing, or your ballstriking is inconsistent, then please read on! Like most golfers, your swing gets off to a good start – you start swinging the club back, start turning your shoulders, and then – things go awry.…

You get a lot of power and energy from the golf swing from the ground – they are important power transmitters. The key is to use them in the right way. On your backswing, your legs should act like a brace for your shoulders to turn into – that is your coil. You are ‘winding up’…

Did you know that the best golfers in the world average 65% of their drives into the fairway and 67% of their shots onto the green? The one factor that determines their level of performance is how they are so good at consistently producing low scores. How do they do it? The short game rules. Pros are very accurate with a wedge in…

With the game’s premier players going to higher-lofted drivers, average players can make the same switch to benefit them. According to published reports, the average driver loft on the PGA Tour in 2000 was eight degrees. By 2012, that number had crept up above nine degrees, and it may have gone even higher this year.…