Another important aspect of the one plane swing is keeping the arms passive or connected to the body, allowing the body to control the golf club rather than relying on the arms and hands to do so. This concept of body-driven rotation is at the heart of efficient, powerful ball striking, and a…

Something that many golfers struggle with in the one plane swing is learning to rotate the body rather than slide through impact. Long-time golfers who have been using a more traditional swing are used to lifting the arms and having to drop and give them time to move back down. This makes a slide…

A critical concept in the one plane swing that many golfers have failed to fully understand while learning the swing is the concept of swinging left. It is important that the body control the club throughout the swing in order to take more control out of the smaller muscles of the arms and hands….

One of the biggest problems golfers struggle with, no matter what type of golf swing they’re learning, is synchronization. The word “synchronization” is used and tossed around a lot in golf instruction, but a lot of people don’t really understand what it means. We’re going to discuss it from a few…

Want to add a quick 10 yards to your shots and fix at least 4 common swing faults with one practice drill? Then scrounge together $20 and buy the best training aid for the money. The impact bag is probably one of the best training aids around for several reasons. One, it helps return your focus to…

A great swing drill to do both indoors or out, this will get you in positions in your golf swing that you’ve never dreamed possible! If you’ve struggled with casting the golf club, slicing, flipping and hitting fat shots, you will instantly improve your golf swing with this drill and you only need…

As you have learned from the Swing Fundamentals section, the body is the engine of the swing. Understanding how to properly use the body is 90% of learning the rotary swing. It is simple to learn and understand, but it is incredibly important. To begin, stand straight up with legs spread a…

This is one of the most important drills we’ve developed to help golfers understand the concept of the Rotary Swing and what it should feel like. We call it the Rotary Drill or, as you may have seen on the website, sometimes just “The Drill.” If you want to see how your own mechanics measure up,…

Many people think there’s only one way to swing the club, one way to release the club, one perfect impact position, etc., but it’s simply not true. If you look at the golf swings of the great golfers over the past 100 years, you’ll start to see what Henry Cotton identified as three different types…

You don’t often hear much about the pinky in your grip, but there are some surprising influences that it has on your golf swing and whether you achieve a flat lead wrist at impact. In this video, I talk about the biomechanics behind the connection of your pinky on your lead hand and the influence…

With the advent of the modern driver – and the modern golf ball, for that matter – new technology and the way it’s marketed has actually taken some really useful shots out of the hands of a lot of golfers. For instance, with every manufacturer telling golfers to tee the ball up as high as they…