The swing is an arc from an above and inside the ball view. The clubhead should travel along the target line for a few feet before it starts arcing back to the inside. Here is a drill to help achieve that.
The drifting and grabbing of the right foot is something I have discussed for over 15 years now and yet still most people do not understand it or know the pressures that help create it.
I have always talked about the similarity of baseball and golf motions. The only difference is the ball sits or is thrown in a different area relative to the ground level.
Many people talk about Mac Ogrady in awe with regards to his swing and teaching philosophy. It is really no different to what I teach. This video shows him talking about what equates to drill 1- 2 and 3.
In this video I show on my Foresight Quad how the feet can allow a golfer to control different distances the ball travels- rather than having to try swing harder or softer to fill those yardage gaps on the course.
The swing is an arc from an above and inside the ball view. The clubhead should travel along the target line for a few feet before it starts arcing back to the inside. Here is a drill to help achieve that.
The drifting and grabbing of the right foot is something I have discussed for over 15 years now and yet still most people do not understand it or know the pressures that help create it.
Shaft lean is one of the most discussed aspects of gaining a better strike on the ball. But what is it really? And how is it achieved?
I have always talked about the similarity of baseball and golf motions. The only difference is the ball sits or is thrown in a different area relative to the ground level.
Many people talk about Mac Ogrady in awe with regards to his swing and teaching philosophy. It is really no different to what I teach. This video shows him talking about what equates to drill 1- 2 and 3. 
In this video I show on my Foresight Quad how the feet can allow a golfer to control different distances the ball travels- rather than having to try swing harder or softer to fill those yardage gaps on the course.