Correct wrist movement in the golf swing is the key to perfect ball striking. In this golf lesson, Kerrod Gray in collaboration with Hack Motion show you an easy trail wrist move that is going to help you hit compressed…
If your weight distribution at address is off, your body will attempt to regain balance during the more dynamic portions of your golf swing. As a result, you will be off balance and will lose significant power in your swing.…
To increase speed and power in your golf swing you need to create more vertical force. The best way to do this is to use the ground to push off of. In this golf lesson, PGA pro Kerrod Gray and…
Understanding how to shift pressure correctly in the golf swing is one of the easiest ways to improve your ball striking. Correctly shifting pressure helps to load the backswing ensuring the hips are open and the chest is fully rotated.…
A properly sequenced golf swing requires you to take the golf club away smoothly, correctly transition from the backswing to the downswing, and release the club with power in the follow through. In this golf lesson, PGA pro Kerrod Gray…
How you grip the golf club directly affects your wrist angles and club face angle. In other words, where your wrists are positioned at the top of the backswing, during the downswing or at the moment of impact will be…
Should amateur golfers try to copy the swings of tour players? The truth is physical limitations, such as injuries or mobility issues, can impact your ability to replicate certain swing characteristics often demonstrated by the top ball strikers in the…
If you are consistently shanking irons or have started shanking irons all of a sudden, then you are in the right place. In this golf lesson, PGA pro Kerrod Gray and Chris Mayson demonstrate how placing a head cover on…
If you want to hit the golf ball farther and add distance to your drives, then you need to understand how to create power in the golf swing. In today’s golf lesson, PGA pro Kerrod Gray and Chris Mayson demonstrate…
If you are wondering why you are topping the golf ball, it is most likely because you are trying to help the golf ball into the air. This happens when you lean back in an attempt to scoop the ball…