I can rarely think of a time where I have played a perfectly windless day of golf. I treasure those days because they don’t come around too often. But more often than not, I find myself needing to hit the ball low to keep it under the wind. But it’s not just when it’s windy that I pull out this…

Unfortunately, the two iron is quickly going the way of the Do-Do bird and fast becoming extinct. It’s a shame because it’s probably one of the most effective clubs in my bag and one that I use every single round of golf I play. Employing Tiger Woods’ infamous Stinger shot, I can hit my 2 iron 260+…

When needing to get the ball up quickly, say to hit it over a tree, or when needing the ball to land extra soft on an extra firm green, you can make just two adjustments to your one plane swing and get the desired results. The first thing is the ball position. It should be moved up slightly forward…

One of the things I often refer to in my lessons is to “release the body” and many golfers don’t understand what is meant by this. There are two very basic ways of releasing the club to square the clubface. You either release the body through the shot or you release the arms. Understanding these…

For most amateur golfers, hitting a controlled draw is their ultimate goal. This is usually because they tend to slice and miss everything to the trail side, so a nice controlled draw seems highly desirable. If you’ve been struggling with your ball flight, using an AI swing analyzer can quickly…

Once you’ve learned the basic technique of the golf swing, you can begin learning to work the ball left to right, or a golf fade. Hitting a golf fade is a very useful shot to have in your game for more reasons than just getting at tucked pins. It is also useful for even the beginning one planer to…

Both Rotary Hitters and Rotary Swingers have a lot of different feelings to look for in the golf swing. Rotary Hitters Only! Rotary Swingers, turn off the computer and go work on your short game. This lesson is not for you! We talk about “feel” a lot in the Rotary Swing, teaching you what it should…

Today we’re going to talk about the Rotary Hitter backswing plane, and point out some key differences between it and the Rotary Swing. The takeaway is, of course, the first key to getting the swing on plane because if you do that incorrectly you’ll have a lot of trouble with the rest of the swing….

One of the key differences between the Rotary Hitter and Rotary Swinger is the role of the trail arm in the golf swing. The Rotary Swing (RS1) uses both arms more or less equally; we turn the body and come back through with both arms relaxed. It’s the body that drives everything through….

When we look at the Rotary Hitter versus the Rotary Swinger, a lot of the difference can be found in the golf backswing. Setup for the two swings is very, very similar, but once the club leaves the ground there are some key concepts that differentiate the two styles. Understanding these differences…

This video is unique in that it provides 4 different views of the Rotary Hitter Golf Swing in action — face on, down the line, from the rear and up the line. It also goes in depth explaining the differences between the Rotary Hitter and Rotary Swinger in the ongoing “Swinger vs Hitter” discussion….