In this Boo Weekley swing analysis video, I’ll break down exactly how Boo’s strong grip golf stacks up against the GOAT Model grip — and what it means for your own swing efficiency and ball flight control. You’ll discover: How a strong grip creates compensations that prevent a hook, and why those…

Adam Scott, the GOAT Model, and…Billy Horschel? Horschel may not always grab the headlines, but his swing ranks right up there with the best ball-strikers on tour! In this video breakdown, we analyze Horschel’s backswing and show you exactly how to: Keep your club on a nearly perfect swing plane…

In the Bill Haas golf swing analysis video below, you’ll discover how Haas executes a perfectly timed, leveraged downswing transition that separates tour-level ball strikers from the average amateur. His ability to sequence the body efficiently from the top of the backswing is a masterclass in…

Adam Scott’s iron swing is one of the most technically precise examples of ball compression in professional golf, and it adheres remarkably closely to the Rotary Swing Tour fundamentals that produce penetrating iron shots time after time. In this video, you’ll discover the science behind what makes…

Greg Norman once called 2013 Masters champion Adam Scott the best driver of the golf ball on Tour — and from a biomechanical standpoint, that praise is entirely earned. Scott’s golf swing mechanics represent one of the closest real-world expressions of the Rotary Swing Tour model that exists at the…

Golf rotation is a fundamental piece of the golf swing, but most golfers never fully understand how to execute it correctly. This golf lesson will teach you how to rotate correctly in the golf swing and help you understand the true role of the arms — or more precisely, their intentional lack of…

The most common problem we see with the golf stance is players who set up far too wide at address. It is a fault that quietly undermines almost every other element of the swing. Rarely do we see someone with too narrow a golf stance, but excessively wide setups are all too common — particularly…

The most common fault we see in golfers completing Move 4 is failing to fully transfer weight to the lead hip in the follow through. This incomplete weight transfer creates many different problems in the golf swing, affecting everything from ball-striking consistency to long-term joint health. As…

The final piece of the golf swing is what instructors call Move 4 — the follow through mechanics that complete the motion after release. In many respects it is simply a natural continuation of everything that has already happened in the swing, yet it contains several critical checkpoints that…

In this video, I’ll show you exactly how to release the club correctly to stop slicing and start generating better compression and explosive distance in your golf swing. You’ll discover: Why a so-called “body release” demands way too much effort and can actually cause you to keep slicing your…

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