Do you practice with a purpose? As a golf professional I noticed that you generally see articles/videos about how to fix a slice, or how to hit a chip shot, or how to change a grip, but very rarely do we ever talk about how to practice. As I give lessons during the day I see hundreds of golfers beating balls without a plan, mindlessly hitting ball after ball. Hitting down a range that most likely is multiple “fairways” wide. This couldn't be further from how you need to

Lets take a look at some of the main factors of distance.

5 Steps to a good golf swing Step 1: The setup "If you have a bad setup, you have already hit a bad shot." If you want proper aim you need to pick an intermediate target. If I'm standing behind my ball getting ready to pick my target I'm going to pick something in the grass about 2 feet in front of my ball i can aim my club face at. Instead of just getting up to the ball looking hundreds of yards down the fairway trying to pick a spot with the human eye, this little tip is go

3 STEPS TO DRIVE THE GOLF BALL FARTHER THAT DON'T HAVE TO DO WITH THE GOLF SWING We often focus on 3 steps to improve your driving distance and maximize your potential.  Follow these 3 steps to hit your drives farther and you’ll be well on your way to lower golf scores. STEP 1: OPTIMIZE MOBILITY The golf swing requires the body to move through a large range of motion at multiple joints at a high rate of speed. This repetitive motion requires a great deal of mobility and stabi

Most golfers don't have a clear concept of how they're supposed to swing in the sand. And the shots they hit don't help—fat, then thin, then fat, and so on. How on earth would they know what kind of swing to make? The good news is, once you hit a few bunker shots correctly, the light goes on. One overall mistake I see is trying to guide the club too much, which takes the athleticism out of the shot. In todays Blog I am going to cover some big keys on how to set-up and swing t