1993 - Natural Golf Starts up - teaching a split grip / Large Grips on Clubs / Extra Long Clubs
1994 - Introduction of Natural Golf To Moe

I’ve watched other instructors throw around the term swing plane as though it was a state of nirvana – a mystical and elusive golf swing position that only golf masters can achieve.  But nothing could be further from the truth.

The truth is that by correctly holding a golf club and moving it into the proper direction in the backswing, the result is that the club moves into an efficient and effective position to eventually move into impact.  The result of the proper movement in the backswing is what golf instructors have labeled “Swing Plane”.

Swing plane is a

Many of you may have seen me this past week (on the golf channel) - or may have heard about my "exploits" at the PGA National Club Professional Championship. I first want to thank all those who sent emails, phone calls and/or text messages to me during and after the event (when I walked off the course on Wednesday I had over 50 text messages and when I turned on my computer that night - over 200 emails about the tournament) - you will never know how much the support is appreciated - thank you

Todd and I are sitting here in the airport, about 2 hours after the final day of our last 3 day school here in Orlando, and as always we are talking about our previous weeks schools... what we saw, what we taught, is there a better way or different way to teach our students, etc.. And as always, there are a few points that always seem to "pop" up after all our schools... I wanted to share these with you, as in the next couple of etips

The 1 hour golf lesson.

For the life of me, I can't figure out why as amateur golfers that we believe that a 1 hour ball beating session overseen by an instructor is going to produce long lasting benefits to our golf game.  What's even more troubling is that the majority of these

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The following account isn’t about state championships, All-Ohio accolades, or lucrative college careers. It is about a sometimes larger-than-life kid whose example personified life it isn’t always about the destination, but more about the journey… As I lazily stomped from the saturated turf at Lima Shawnee High School on that dreary and blustery November Friday night in 1993,

After this past week, after receiving a few emails from different students about their swing model, after talking on our forum to a few about following a particular model and after watching the golf channel the other night for only a few minutes, I thought it would be

To best illustrate the concept, I want to share with you  a picture this student shared with me, which I believe

“I say, you do” explains Mr. Miyagi.

They agree.

But then, thinking that he will reveal special Karate secrets, Mr. Miyagi hands Daniel a rag and tells