This golf instruction provides essential golf tips for improving your contact, especially with golf irons. We focus on the critical role of golf setup, specifically ball position, as the easiest way to achieve a more consistent and simple golf swing.…
If you’re struggling with consistent contact, this golf instruction is for you! Learn the ‘Trail Eye Trick’ to improve ball striking golf and prevent hitting the ground before the ball. These golf tips will help you master your golf swing…
Overswinging often feels powerful but makes it much harder to control the club and strike the ball consistently. A simple pause at the top of the backswing helps you feel proper swing length and improves sequencing on the way down.…
Struggling with your golf swing as you get older? In this lesson, you’ll learn a simple, body-friendly practice sequence designed for golfers over 50. Discover how to eliminate confusing swing thoughts, improve your body rotation, and create a repeatable motion…
So this one take wonder is a must for anybody struggling with ball contact of poor eyes. Simply focus on where your head position is at the start and in back swing focus on where your head is then going…
Struggling with chunked or bladed bunker shots? Here’s how to set up the line drill—the most effective way to fix poor sand contact fast. Draw a line in the sand. Place the ball one ball forward of that line. Your…
Discussing the shoulder tilt and the explosion through impact in the square to square golf swing. Consistent contact and repeatable power come from first understanding the tilts and turns of the golf swing. After that it’s all about exploding in…
The right hand supports the face in the square to square golf swing. If you want consistent solid contact, you need to keep the face square to the arc through the hitting zone. Start working with me for free at…
Control the club face with your right hand hinging in this drill. You will see a lot more consistency in your ball flight with a square face. Start working with me for free at https://www.samgouldengolf.com So the drill again is…