The most important position in golf is IMPACT, and for iron shots, you need to have a downward angle of attack which help you to hit the ball first, and the ground second. It also helps you to compress your…
HIT HARD, STOP QUICK, but FASTER! If there’s one video you watch until the end today, make sure it’s this one! Learn the secret of how to transition from Hit Hard, Stop Quick to a full swing you can use…
The travel of the arms in the golf swing can be one of the most difficult things for amateur golfers to get right. A common issue will be excessive “lifting” of the arms during the backswing leading to a steep,…
Let’s discuss the 3 most common Chipping errors I see amateur golfers making on an all too frequent basis! Poor contact is a worldwide epidemic that defines bad short games. Golfers that cannot make solid contact, cannot have any control…
To SWAY or not to SWAY? That is the question. And the answer is, categorically, to SWAY! You should sway you pelvis TOWARDS the target in the downswing and follow-through. If fact, PGA Tour average would see the centre of…
The location of the “low-point” of your golf swing will define how good (or bad) of a golfer you are. Where is the bottom of your swing arc…? Before ⬅️ or After ➡️ the ball? Watch the full video HERE…
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A great drill to stop early extension in the golf swing is to learn how to regain FLEXION in the downswing. This drill will help you learn the correct DOWN and SQUAT-like move that all great players demonstrate. Watch the…
The role of the legs in the golf swing is a huge key to develop POWER and CONSISTENCY in your golf swing. The legs are the foundation of the swing, as well as the point from which the pivot begins…
🎥 💻 📱 Online lessons available via SKILLEST app – https://skillest.com/app/profile/rob-cheney-2 5 reasons to change your knee flex: 1. To turn the hips (to turn) 2. To turn the hips on a tilted angle 3. To facilitate inward hand path…