A Malaska Golf member from Florida stated: I think I’ve struggled to feel that wrist extension in the backswing and at the top to insure I’m moving from wrist extension to wrist inflection during the downswing. I’ve ben using your…
I get a lot of questions about impact position and how your arms, wrist, the club shaft and club face should be aligned to hit the ball straight. The simple answer is that you can’t force it. The momentum and…
When your club crosses the target line, your swing becomes very difficult to get control of. Learn how your body must work in order to achieve the swing you strive for. At malaska golf.com you can access over 1,000 instructional…
When you tip the club out, do your hands lead the club head swinging level or does the club head pass your hands? This is a great question from a member of malaskagolf.com. The momentum of the club directs you.…
To build a consistent golf swing you have to start small. I recently posted a series with Giulia Sergas, former LPGA Pro, Olympic Golfer and owner of Italy Dream Golf (www.italydreamgolf.com). We worked backwards from impact on the practice green,…
The rotor drill is an effective way to avoid impropper rotation. This was one of Joes favorites. By finding the circles in your golf swing you start to eliminate pulling the handle and generating more club head speed. Practice this…
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to learn more about this SUBscribe now April 11, 2000 2 days after Tiger Woods finished 5th place in the 2000 Masters he went on golf channel and in the course of a conversation he revealed what many are now…
I get a lot of questions regarding positions and how I explain standing the club up in your backswing to get it in position to run into the ball. Understanding “feel” versus “real” in your golf swing will help you…
I get a lot of questions about whether your right “throw’ or left arm are the dominant in the golf swing. The answer is that it depends on where you’re most comfortable. I’ve been on both sides in my career.…