Myth #2 – Keep Your Left Arm Straight (for right-handers). This poor advice has been freely given for decades. A bent lead arm has been blamed for everything …
David Edel tackles the concept of toe flow in putting and why it might be a concept worth forgetting. Go through a putter fitting and get a putter that helps you putt …
Myth #1 – Play Wedge Off The Back Foot. There is a common misconception that the ball position should change wildly, from wedge to driver. The truth is, ball position is much simpler. Regardless of which iron we are using,…
How often after you have hit a bad shot do people say you swing too quickly? Well what if that was completely untrue and in fact you need to swing quicker. In this video Ali dispels one golf myth to…
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If you’ve been told that your putting stroke should be straight back and through, you’ve been misled. If you want a consistent putting stroke, this is one of the best golf putting lessons we have ever done! You can purchase…
In this video, Steve presents conclusive scientific evidence that there is no conscious delay of the wrists and clubhead release in a good golf swing. Follow these driver basics for greater clubhead speed and driving distance in your golf swing,…
A consistent Golf Swing is the key to having fun on the golf course. Many Golfers have experienced flawed golf instruction and golf swing lessons that have made them worse. What are the Top 5 Myth Why Golfers Can’t Be…
The Man. The Myth. The Legend. CSURAM/Peter Jennings joins the podcast to talk golf sports betting and overall DFS strategy. You don’t want to miss out on Peter Jennings Tiger Woods golf story! ————————————————————————————————————————— Enjoy more free content on the…
Nearly every instructor want their students to swing and “hear the whoosh, after the ball.” The claim the clubhead is actually moving fastest just after impact. This might be true if the ball isn’t in the way, but the collision…