Often during lessons I have the student become focused on start lines and shot shapes rather than their swing itself. Intuition can play a big role in knowing where to aim. Kick some field goals on the range and shift your focus to what you are doing rather than how you are doing it.
The most accepted style of grip to melt the hands onto the club correctly are the overlap and the interlock. In this video I discuss what one I believe is the best option and why.
How can the flaring of the feet at address help you with any swing flaws such as swaying or overturning or sliding be helpful? Find out in this video.
Sometimes a golfer's alignment can look good but this little check point may help you pinpoint a better aim just by looking at something different as far as your direction of the feet are concerned.
Total precision with your alignment is not a real fundamental of a good setup or will it guarantee a perfect result. Watch this video to learn more about alignment and a more simplified way to get your aim correct.
When pressure hits you during a round then it's obvious that certain areas of the body begin to tighten up and the swing doesn't flow as easily. Learn what I did with Brendon Todd to eliminate this unwelcome tension.