THE NUMBER ONE REQUEST FROM PLAYERS: “I want to be more consistent.” That is the number one request. To achieve this, a player must focus on their weak areas, set goals, get lessons and practice. So, let’s get to it.

The Golf Swing is an athletic movement that has a sequence very similar to movements such as skipping a rock, throwing a ball or throwing a punch while boxing. In fact, it is the same. The legs initiate the sequence followed by the torso then the arms and last to come is the club face. We’re play...

Understanding the relationship of your club’s face and your club’s path is a key step to understanding why the ball starts on a particular line. Plus, having command of fate and path opens up a whole new exciting world of ball sleigh capabilities. So, let’s get to it.

In this playlist, we’ll focus on Forward Shaft Lean, which means your hands are learning the clubface prior to impact. Great ball strikers have a good amount of FSL. What’s yours and if not enough, let’s identify and improve. So, let’s get to it.

TOP CULPRITS OF THIN AND FAT & HOW TO FIX
In this playlist, we’ll focus on less than desirable shots from the fairway. The top culprits are thin and fat shots. Fat means hitting behind the ball. Thin simply means the ball is struck more on the top half of the ball, which results in a very low squ...

More distance from the fairway means shorter approach shots to the green for more pars chances. If distance is elusive to you, then you’ve come to the right playlist. Let’s get you on track to more distance from the fairway now. So, let’s get to it.

MORE PARS TIP: Place an impact sticker on your...

Are you a Reverse Spiner? This is defined as over swinging where the club’s shaft goes beyond parallel at the top of the swing. This can also result in lower back pain and can greatly effect contact, distance and direction. We’ll cover popular culprits of why this can happen and how to correct it...

Are you an early extender? an early extender is defined as moving excessively toward the ball at some point during the swing. It also refers to extending your hips or torso too early during the downswing. We’ll cover popular culprits of why this can happen and how to correct it. So, let’s get to it.

Do you rise to the penthouse during the backswing or eject out of your seat during the downswing? Loss of posture is defined as moving out of the golf posture range at some point during the swing. If so, let’s examine popular culprits of why this can happen and how to correct it. So, let’s get t...

Do you struggle with blocks, pushes or weak-righters where the ball starts right of the target and stays right or moves even further right with a slice ball slight for a right-handed player? If so, let’s examine popular culprits of why this can happen and how to correct it. So, let’s get to it.

Do you struggle with pulls or hooks where the ball start left of the target and stays left or moves even further left with a hook for a right-handed player? If so, let’s examine popular culprits of why this can happen and how to correct it. So, let’s get to it.

Are you an over the topper? Over the top is defined as a swing path that is above the swing plane during the downswing, oftentimes producing a pull, hook, slice or weak-righter. We’ll cover popular culprits of why this can happen and how to correct it. So, let’s get to it.

Are you a caster or early releaser? Both are defined as losing your clubs angles during the downswing, effecting launch, distance and direction. A caster throws the club right from the top (during the transition). An early releaser, releases the club’s angles down near the ball, but a tad too ear...

Are you an angle holder? An angle holder is defined as trying to hold your clubs angles during the downswing, effecting launch, distance and direction. We’ll cover popular culprits of why this can happen and how to correct it. So, let’s get to it.

Are you a chicken winger? This is defined as a bent lead arm through the ball, oftentimes, resulting in pain to that lead arm wrist, forearm or elbow). The chicken wing can greatly effect distance and direction. We’ll cover popular culprits of why this can happen and how to correct it. So, let’s ...

Are you a hang backer? This is defined as not moving your pressure efficiently to your lead side during the downswing. This can also result in lower back pain and can greatly effect contact, distance and direction. We’ll cover popular culprits of why this can happen and how to correct it. So, let...

In this playlist, we’ll focus on Driver Impact. Where are you consistently striking the ball on the face. Your impact point, plays a key role in where and how far that ball is going. Plus, we’ll cover what can go off and how to correct it. So, let’s get to it.

Step 1: BENDS & TILTS - Groove your rotation technique in the back and downswing
Step 2: STABILIZE - Groove trail and lead hip
Step 3: LEAN-IN - The Lean-In concept is new to many players. Learn the whys and how to do it.
Step 4: ROTATION - Groove your rotation technique in the back and downswi...

In this playlist, we’ll focus on your set-up. It truly sets the stage for the entire swing, so it is important to understand each element of the set-up to ensure smooth sailing. What can go off and how to correct it. So, let’s get to it.

This More Pars Training focuses on HOW to get better contact from the fairway with my Lean–Rotate–Extend system that works! It’s time to say bye-bye to those worm burners and hello to solid! We will focus on the in-motion variables of the swing. What’s happening throughout the swing that promotes...

In this playlist, we’ll focus on contact that is all over the face. So, whether it’s your driver or fairway club, let’s identify what the underlying culprit is so we can create a resolution. Plus, we’ll cover top reasons why it can go off and how to correct it. So, let’s get to it.

YAH, BABY - GIVE ME MO' DISTANCE NOW. In this playlist, we’ll focus on getting more distance. We’ll take a look at what the Touring Pros and what you can do to incorporate some of that into your game. Plus, we’ll cover what can go off and how to correct it. So, let’s get to it.

There are a collection of common Swing Characteristics that rob power and efficiency. The first step is to identify yours. The second step is to identify a solution.

1. LOSS OF POSTURE
2. REVERSE SPINE
3. SWAYS & SLIDES
4. FLAT SHOULDER
5. CASTING
6. EARLY EXTENSION
7. CHICKEN WING
8. HANG BACK
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