Category: Golf Training
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The Magic Move in Golf
Too much hip turn during your downswing could be the main reason for the dreaded pull or slice. It’s one of the main reasons for the club head leaving its proper path. The club comes from outside to inside through the ball which results into a pull or slice. You have to build up some…
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Moment of Truth – The Secret of Impact
The Secret is that the passive setup and the active impact are 2 totally different things. [clearboth] Many golfers have the wrong idea about the impact and what the different body parts actually do during this split second. The important thing is that the impact position and the setup are fundamentally different things. Thinking that…
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3 Simple Exercises to keep your putting on a high level
With these 3 simple exercices you can train your putting at home and keep it at a high level. [clearboth] Before you start check your setup: Stand at shoulder width with your feet parallel. Your left eye should be just over the ball (if you are a righty). Your elbows should be close to your…
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Learn from the Pros: A Closer Look at Tiger Woods’ Training Routine
If you want to play successful golf like the pros it doesn’t hurt to look at what they are actually doing. This time we take a closer look at the daily training routine of Tiger Woods. [clearboth] So first things first: Tigers Schedule 6:30 a.m. – One hour of cardio. Choice between endurance runs, sprints…
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The Spine Angle – How to Keep it Perfect
If you stand up you lose. Keeping your spine angle is one of the most important factors in an athletic golf swing. Most golfers can’t do an athletic golf swing because they stand up during their swing instead of keeping their spine angle. The usual cause are the bend knees during setup. Bend your knees…
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The Golf Bunker – How to Get Out in Eight Easy Steps
Every beginner already knows what to do, nevertheless the greenside bunker remains a nightmare for most of them. Women usually are to timid with their swing. The club head doesn’t develop enough force and therefore sticks in the sand instead of gliding through it. Men usually use too much force. The swing is too steep…