How much should the hips turn on the backswing? Hip turn promotes freedom and helps get the player behind the ball. But how much is enough and how much is too much?

This video explains how the right arm can stay bent at impact if you follow the simple rule of the right arm structure on the downswing. This video ties in with a recent video of the same name.

Saving the right arm is my term for having the right arm straighten well beyond impact than before or at impact. In this video I show how I told a student to focus on everything below the elbow

Slow arms during the swing can cause many issues. The body goes too early and stops. The hands pull down and throw the club. Try this drill to learn to be synched up

The right arm on the downswing!! Force it into the side. Push it forward. Lay it down. The age old question is answered in this video of how using the right arm correctly can make you a drastically better ball striker

Having a strong pivot takes away any overuse of the hands. As Sam Snead so eloquently stated- "The feet govern the pivot". Watch one of my PGA Tour players use the Downunder Board for extreme training.

One of the members of our site posed a question as to why he had trouble feeling the clubface square when he set the club behind the ball. Here is an easy way to solve alignment issues and grip issues. Be natural and this is how!!

We all want to play the "wizard" shot around the greens. Alas we can't all be Phil Mickelson, Tiger Woods or Seve Ballesteros. Learn what you are most capable of in certain shot predicaments and stay true to your abilities.

Visually golfers see a straight line down at the ball with the clubhead from the top of the swing. The optical illusion of hitting the ball off the ground from the vantage point of the eye's tricks them into this belief. Hogan talked about skipping a rock and here is another image that works great also.