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Are you looking to increase your speed in the golf swing?? In this video I share a drill which helped increase a student’s swing speed by 10+ mph in 1 lesson. Most golfers are taught to open up the body…
Titleist staff member Jason Baile has a simple drill that you can use to see and feel the correct swing plane when you turn your shoulders in the backswing. From there, your downswing will be much more consistent and repeatable…
Is your ball striking inconsistent? If so the likelihood is you are bending your arms in the golf swing which results in poor contact, loss of distance and slicing. The best players in the world maintain their arm structure throughout…
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Rory McIlroy is regarded as one of the world’s best drivers of the golf ball, and in this video I share his go to drill. Rory can struggle with the club getting stuck from the inside in the downswing and…
Join my newsletter https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/cu/oBf6SrU/newsletter In this video, we discuss the two main golf grips that you should consider: the overlapping (Vardon) grip and the interlocking grip. Understanding the differences between these grips can significantly improve your control and performance on…
Scottie Scheffler is known for his unique swing move in the downswing with his right foot which is taken him to top of the world golf rankings. In this video I break down the reasons why Scottie has this unique…
As you move the golf club away from the golf ball, the first couple of feet in the motion is do-or-die. In this video, Titleist staff member Jason Baile has a simple and effective drill that will help you train…
🚨ATTENTION 🚨 please read the whole way through before forming an opinion. Just because you play your club in a different place, does not mean that it is correct for all. The above are neutral starting positions. They are close…