Most golfers tend to swing the same way for every shot — but your short game and long game need completely different moves. An “over the top” move hurts your long game, but in chipping or pitching, it can actually…
Many golfers never reach a full shoulder turn — not because they’re stiff, but because they start too open at setup. Think about it like this; If you begin with your shoulders 20° open, you’ve already lost part of your…
If you’re struggling with poor contact or inconsistent low point, your setup might be to blame. Standing with your feet and hips aimed left and the ball back in the stance makes it nearly impossible to strike the ball cleanly…
The amount of turn you have in your swing can completely change your shot shape. A greater turn in the backswing tends to promote a draw, while more turn in the down and through swing can help produce a fade.…
Swing plane is a golf term that is frequently used by golf instructors and swing analysts to describe the arc of the club head as you swing the club around your body. However, it can be a confusing term, because…
Want to improve your golf grip instantly? Draw two lines on your glove to check your lead hand placement. This helps you keep the club in your fingers, not your palm — the key to better wrist hinge, control, and…
Avoid This Common Backswing Mistake #golfswing #golftips If you take the club too far inside on the way back, you’re setting yourself up for a chain of compensations later in the swing. This drill helps you start the backswing more…
Justin Rose breaks down his three essential keys to clean, consistent chipping. From setup to tempo to contact, these fundamentals separate elite short games from the rest. If you struggle with chunks or thin shots, learn from one of the…
In this video, TPI co-founder Dave Phillips discusses planing mechanisms – how you can shallow or steepen the arc of the club as you swing. Subtle changes in the way you use your wrists, your elbows, shift laterally, etc., can…
Padraig Harrington has a simple way of teaching the golf swing that any golfer—especially seniors—can use to play more consistent golf. In this video, we break down his “School of Golf” system: S.C.H. + Grip. S = Swish – Learn…