The Only 5 Golf Swing Pieces That Really Matter
I founded Top Speed Golf in 2015.
Here's what it's all about...
When you analyze the swings of any top player in the world -- whether it's Jim Furyk, Adam Scott, or anyone else -- there are 5 aspects they all have roughly in common:
1. Stable & Fluid Spine
2. Power Turn
3. Top Speed Lag
4. Compression Line
5. Straight-Line Release
I've found that these 5 pieces will give you 95% of your results.
My Top Speed Golf system teaches you those 5 aspects in a step-by-step, course-based fashion.
"Does it work?" you may be wondering...
"I've played professional golf for many years, and I've had instruction from some of the best teachers in the world. For the first time in my career, I understand the golf swing with clarity thanks to Clay Ballard and his Top Speed Golf website.
Clay's Top Speed Golf System is a well-planned, step-by-step system that will help any level golfer improve their game. Clay's knowledge of the biomechanics of the golf swing is exceptional!
After a 12-year absence from the game, I used Clay's Top Speed Golf System and videos to prepare for competitive senior golf. I'm happy to share with you that I recently shot a 59 at Breckenridge Park golf club in San Antonio, TX, and I finished tied for 11th at the 2016 European Senior Qualifying school in Portugal.
Thank you, Clay, for sharing your knowledge and time with me!!"
-Chris Hunsucker | August 2016
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Some of My Highlights...
Handicap: -4
Top Swing Speed: 126.8
Lowest Round: 61
Given Over 6000 Golf Lessons
Instructed Many Professional Golfers
Played Division 1 College Golf and Mini Tours
Most Consecutive Birdies: 6
Certified FlightScope Professional
Swing Catalyst Certified
T.P.I. Certified
Named by Golf Digest as a top instructor in Florida
Welcome to Week Three!
We’ll discuss a way to prevent your reverse pivot…
…as well as how to promote the proper momentum shift with the “Door Stopper Drill.”
Don’t worry; any golf ball will do if you don’t have one of those old rubber door stoppers around.
And if you’re doing everything I show you, but can’t get the ball to draw or “feel” compression…
…you’ll want to check out this video.
I’ll show you the fix in this mindset video.
Today’s drill emphasizes the importance of body positioning and movement, particularly the need to swing from the inside to produce a draw.
If you overdo a draw, it’s easy to straighten out with this drill.
This might sound backwards, but, make sure you go slow to improve fast!
Today, I’ll show you the “Step Drill,” which is this week’s first indoor drill.
And if you’ve tried this drill but had issues with it, I’ll give you the fix in this video.
This will help ensure the correct weight shift and establish the low point of the swing in front of the golf ball.
Are you worried about your already low shots being even lower??
I’ll address that today.
Here’s a hint: The amount of loft at impact is NOT the #1 determinant of shot height.
Don’t miss this one, where I’ll let you in on what matters the most to trajectory.
Well, you survived week one!
I’ll introduce the “Down and Out” drill to start this week.
This focuses on correctly positioning the low point and encourages swinging out from the inside.
Congratulations, you made it through to the end!
Today, we’ll go over the final 10-shot test to evaluate your improvement in making ball-then-turf contact.
And if you’ve experienced dramatic improvement throughout this course, I’d love to hear from you!
Please shoot me an email at support@topspeedgolf.com after finishing your 10-shot test.
Show us a picture of your starting results and your finishing results.
I can’t wait to hear about your success!
You need passive hands in the golf swing, which we focus on today.
This will help maintain control and consistency in your shots.
If you struggle to feel the club head’s position and movement during the swing, you need to watch this video.
This lesson will help you create a bigger margin for error.
In the “Drive the Nail” drill, I’ll demonstrate how to drive a golf tee into the ground to learn the feeling of shifting your weight properly and ensuring your hands are leading the club at impact.
It’ll feel like you’re using a hammer to drive a nail.
This is another one of my favorite drills for getting that low point moving forward!
Today, we’ll review a drill for consistently placing the low point of the swing in front of the golf ball.
I’ll use the Divot Board training aid, but several other things I suggest can work in place of it. You can even do this in your house.
These shorter swing drills aim to make these movements second nature, leading to more controlled and powerful full swings.
