Quiet Eye in Putting refers to what your eyes are doing. Are they quiet, meaning are they focused on a singular spot on the golf ball OR are they moving all over the ball, ground, etc. focused and steady on…
There are many different ways to putt and there have been successful golfers use various methods for their success. The question to ask yourself is ‘Which method is best for you?’ In this video I describe the three most common…
Genesis to Today: What I’ve Learned in a Year of Having a Podcast This episode doesn’t have any world-renowned guest, coach or speaker. Today’s guest is just me, myself, and I – the host and steward of Golf 360. I…
Shihan Marinus Hook – The similarities between martial arts and golf, Why he left the golf business, and being inducted into the World Martial Arts Hall of Fame. Shihan Marinus Hook has spent a lifetime learning. He entered the world…
What is Saccadic Eye Movement and why is it important to improved putting? According to Wikipedia, the definition of a Saccade is as follows: A saccade (/səˈkɑːd/ sə-KAHD, French for jerk) is a quick, simultaneous movement of both eyes between…
In a prior video we talked about the differences between steel shafts and graphite shafts, especially as it relates to the irons and anything less than a full swing. That original video (also in our library) was done some time…
How you grip the club is determined by how your body and structure are put together. We all have a predisposition to put our hands on the golf club a certain way. If you have been playing with your hands…
Hitting slices can be caused by a number of different reasons. One that I see quite often is poor wrist conditions throughout the swing. Most often, too much lead wrist extension accompanied by too much trail wrist flexion. In reality,…