This is the first installment of the Student’s Guide on How to Translate Information into Progress. We’re going to start by examining the differences between learning golf online and in-person — and, more importantly, the significant similarities. Looking at the two pictures above, the one on the…

RST Online Learning Student’s Guide: Intro The Student’s Guide is a valuable feature of the RST Online Learning system, created to assist you in translating information into measurable progress as you’re learning the golf swing. This introduction will explain the who, what, and why of this powerful…

Important note: This is not a golf exercise program, and it’s not intended to strengthen a particular muscle group. These golf exercises are simply going to give you some muscular awareness so you can understand what we mean when we ask you to activate certain muscles in the golf swing. Today we’re…

Some golf instructors recommend counting to help develop tempo in golf. It’s true that statistical data shows the ratio of backswing to downswing is remarkably consistent among Tour professionals who display excellent rhythmical tempo in their golf swings. However, there’s no need to get overly…

If you want to improve at golf as rapidly as possible, it’s time to discover the secrets of the fastest-improving students and the golf practice tools you need to accelerate your progress. As someone who has helped thousands of golfers at every skill level, I have significant insight into which…

HOW TO PRACTICE GOLF Practicing your golf swing can either be a deeply fulfilling or incredibly frustrating experience. If you want to build a consistent, powerful swing, you need a complete golf swing learning system that has a proven track record of delivering results — whether you practice at…

When studying the fundamental movements of the Rotary Swing Tour golf swing and why we move the way we do, one piece that’s incredibly easy to understand is the basic overall motion of the swing itself. The throwing motion remains the most efficient way anyone has ever devised to use the human body…

Speed vs. Power — which is it that you actually want in the golf swing? Many golfers believe they need to generate more “power” in their golf swing to hit the ball farther, and this misconception has led to fundamental flaws in both golf instruction and the average golfer’s perspective of the…

This may be the most important golf instruction article you’ll ever read on how to practice golf at the driving range. Choose to ignore this lesson at your own risk. You are finally going to learn how to practice golf at the driving range so you can enjoy lasting improvements — and it’s all…

It’s no secret that you want more lag in your swing. In this incredible video, I give you a 4-Step Sequence that will teach you how to become a “Lag Monster!” One of the funny things about lag is how easy it is to produce in the golf swing — and how desperately amateurs want it. Once you understand…

The concept of “Push vs. Pull” is central to the Rotary Swing Tour. Sir Isaac Newton established that all movement is fundamentally either a push or a pull. You can visualize this quite simply by recalling the era when golfers actually walked the course using pull carts. If you ever used one, you…