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C004. Golf Consistency | 5 Day Practice Plan

In this video, you’ll get a great 5 day practice plan to improve your golf consistency.

Now, the very best golfers practice different shots to prepare themselves for all possible situations.

My 5 day plan is designed to help you prepare for all situations.

You’ll develop greater control of your club and you’ll improve your consistency.

Now, imagine that you just got to the course…

And your first shot of the day hooks when you were trying to hit it straight,…

Don’t worry — with the help of the drills in this video, you’ll know exactly how to tweak your swing to straighten it out.

Or maybe you find yourself in a situation that requires you to draw or fade the ball, or change the trajectory of the ball…

Again, no problem.

The drills in my 5 day plan will help you get better control of your golf club…

And will improve your consistency on the course.

If you follow these drills, you will lower your scores.

Below is a quick summary of the 5 day plan (make sure you watch the video to get all the details)…

Day 1
You’ll practice hitting shots with the club face closed and open to get better feel and control of your club face.

Finish the drill by hitting some balls straighter, but still using your club face to control the direction of the ball.

Day 2
Practice hitting shots adjusting your club path — in to out, and out to in.

Day 3
Practice hitting shots by working both your club face (open/closed) and club path.

Day 4
Practice what you learned in the previous 3 days to fine-tune your swing for perfect draw and fade shots.

Day 5
Practice hitting shots on different areas of the club face — more towards the toe for a draw and closer to the hosel for a fade.

Watch this video to get all the details of my 5 day plan.

You’ll develop a much better feel for your shots…

And you’ll improve your golf consistency!

SA007. How to Build a Consistent Golf Swing | Student Review

In this video, you’ll discover how to build a consistent golf swing.

And we’ll take a look at Top Speed Golf member Mark’s swing.

He’s a really good player…

A 2 handicap…

And he’s averaging around 270 yards for his drives.

But one of the things Mark struggles with is that he occasionally hits some weak cuts off the heel…

And his hip line may be a bit off.

So this video will show you how to fix this…

And we’ll also take a look at Mark’s swing to see what you should incorporate into your own swing.

Let’s start with what he’s doing well…

His spine angle at address is perfect…

And he does a great job keeping the spine angle throughout his swing.

This is crucial for consistency!

Mark also does a great job with his power turn…

He allows his hips to rotate back in the back swing…

And his shoulder turn is past 90 degrees (which is what most pros do).

Mark gets a good amount of lag and he releases it really well with nearly a straight line release.

Overall, he’s got a good swing.

Now let’s take a look at what he could do better.

In the down the line view, you’ll notice that his hips tend to spring forward too much…

And his hips aren’t opening nearly enough as he swings through contact.

This causes him to get jammed up a bit, restricting his hands and arms.

Not to mention…

This is also causing him to occasionally hit off the heel of the club…

…which is hurting his distance.

So make sure you open your hips in the downswing to get more club head speed.

In the video, I’ll discuss how to fix this issue…

So check this video out now to see a cool student review of Top Speed Golf member Mark…

And learn how to squeeze out more distance with your drives!

SA006. Stop Flipping & Improve Your Golf Consistency | Student Swing Analysis

Today you get some great tips on how to stop flipping and improve your golf consistency.

And we’ll start by analyzing the swing of Top Speed Golf member John.

Now he’s doing pretty well already…

He’s about an eight handicap…

He’s getting a pro-like turn (around 128 degrees)…

And he’s driving the ball around 270 yards.

Not bad…

But he’s looking for more consistency in his swing so he can get even better.

And you can benefit from this video too…

If you’re looking to improve your consistency.

So check out this video now to learn how to hit the ball straight and hard, time and time again!