Today we’re going to talk about the flat lead wrist at impact as it pertains to the Rotary Hitter golf swing. Keeping the lead wrist flat through impact and beyond is critical for controlling the launch angle of the golf ball and the direction the clubface is pointing. That’s our topic for today,…

Today we’re going to take a look at Peter Jacobsen’s golf swing from the face on view and talk about some of what makes his swing unique and interesting. This swing is from January or February 2006, and shows us some of his one plane swing moves. We’ll start, as always, at setup. We’ve drawn three…

Jose Maria Olazabal has always been known as a great iron player but a golfer who struggled with consistency off the tee. In this video, I talk about Ollie’s swing and the tendencies that his swing traits cause in his ball flight. His swing is set up very well for iron play but taking the driver…

The golf grip is talked about constantly in golf instruction. Every instructor says you should grip the club this way or that way, but few can tell you “Why?” you need a proper golf grip. In this golf instruction video, I demonstrate why the proper golf grip is so important and worth achieving to…

One of the most difficult things for golfers to understand is what position they need to be in at impact for a proper, consistent strike. There’s a great drill for this. It’s primarily for two planers, but if you’re a one planer you can still work with it up to a point to learn and groove your…

There are a lot of misconceptions about how an iron should strike the ball, versus a wood. With today’s technology – how modern driver heads are shaped and where the center of gravity is – you see golfers doing a little bit of everything. Some tee the ball way up off the ground and others way down…

Although the impact positions for one and two plane swings are very different, the fundamentals are actually similar. In a rotary type one plane golf swing we’re keeping our arms more behind and connected to our body. Because of this, we have to do one thing that’s very specifically different than…

Many students tell us that when they’re working on learning the Rotary Swing, they feel like they’re swinging over the top like an outside in golf swing. They want to know if that’s correct. The answer, perhaps surprisingly, is that yes, that is absolutely the correct feeling. It has to do with the…

Today, as promised, we’re going to look at the face on view of Chuck’s swing. There are just a couple of things to note before we get started. First of all, the camera angle is slightly off on this shot. Chuck is set up a little bit closed to hit a draw, which means the camera is a little farther…

With all the swings we’ve analyzed at RotarySwing.com, there’s one we’ve never looked at, and that’s Chuck Quinton’s own swing. Without further ado we’ll take a look at Chuck’s swing so you can learn what he likes and dislikes in his own golf swing. More importantly, we’ll have the opportunity to…

Ben Hogan’s golf swing is full of myth and mystery and in this video, I hope to dispel a couple of those myths as they can actually be harmful for someone trying to learn the one plane swing. Using Hogan as a model for the swing should be done with a very strong understanding of the swing and a…