According to the PGA: One of the most stressful events a golfer can put on his/her back is putting – especially practice. This is one of the only extended times you will bend at the waist without relieving the stress … Continue reading
Author: Tim Graves, PGA
Talk about Clubs: What Flex Shaft in My Drive?
Got a great question on our chatroom a couple of weeks ago wanted to share with all those that didn’t see it: Question: “Suppose you swing the driver 110 miles per hour. Based on that swing speed, you should be … Continue reading
Lie Angles Don’t Lie
This month we’re going to discuss the lie angles on clubs. Not just how a correct lie angle affects the direction of a golf shot, but as important, what looking at and monitoring lie angles of clubs can tell you … Continue reading
Winter Practice 2
Going to Discuss Recommend Winter Practice #2 in this month’s e-tip: But FIRST: Wanted to copy this testimonial I received a couple of days ago…. From Doug Smith, Virginia ” Let me start off by saying Thank You! Thank You! … Continue reading
Clubs to Fit the Single Plane Swing
I have been getting a lot of emails and calls lately (in the past week) about students wanting to change their clubs to fit the single axis swing. And to be honest, I have heard a lot of MISS INFORMATION … Continue reading
Correcting the Shank
The Correct Rotation in the Back swing and How to Stop/Correct the Shank More about the hosel rocket, hoosel, pitch out, lateral, the s word…. What causes the “s word” and how can we prevent it? The pictures are up. … Continue reading
Swing Terminology
We have been getting a lot of questions about some swing terminology lately. Questions include defining what a wide stance is (or how wide should the stance be), body center, leverage angles, spine tilt and others. Todd decided to take … Continue reading
Leverage, Leverage, Leverage
If I had a nickel for every time someone asked us how to get more leverage (and thus distance) in their swing, I’d be RICH!!!! Thought I’d write this month’s e-tip about a few drills to help gain and/or check … Continue reading