Secret to Major Championship Golf Ball Striking! Eliminate the Wide Arc Golf Swing! PGA Jess Frank Jess Frank Golf Academy You Tube Channel Jess Frank, …

Exit velocity can be increased by staying on back foot longer, an easy step then a very tight and powerful body rotation and torque. SM 167 youtube royalty music used

Steep-faced jumps are hard to ride, but getting a smooth and consistent arc is even more challenging. Tips for practicing: 1. Use jumps you’re already comfortable with, and take your time getting to know a new jump 2. Start with…

In this video we discuss the different type of arcs within the putting stroke and what suits your game. Face-Balanced, Slight Arc & Strong Arc If you liked this video make sure to comment below and click subscribe to see…

Tip from Graeme McDowell. Always keep the butt of the club pointed at your naval. This allows the putter head to arc slightly while staying square to the path and not get over active with your hands. Take an alignment…

In this video Jude takes a look at the Angles to Path Tile. ➡️ CAPTO is a putting analysis system composed by an high accuracy sensor and associated software that can run in all your devices. It is easy to…

In this video Jude takes a look at the Arc Tile. ➡️ CAPTO is a putting analysis system composed by an high accuracy sensor and associated software that can run in all your devices. It is easy to use, highly…

I paired up with David Frisch at Goodwood Golf Co to do a study on the affects of toe hang on a putting stroke. We used 3 putters with different toe hangs and had 27 random volunteers capture data on…

CAPTO offers putting analysis in real time indoor and outdoor and in real game condition. It’s new cutting edge technology giving detailed accurate and reliable putting parameters for complete analysis. This video describes the difference between Angle of Attack and…

It is impossible to swing the club straight down the target line. Because we’re standing next to the target line and not directly above it we swing level and flat toward the target line and only touch the target line…