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G019. How to Clear Your Hips in the Downswing

In this video, you’ll discover how to clear your hips in the downswing.

First, you’ll find out why it’s so important to clear your hips.

It’s common to see golfers bump the hips towards the target instead of opening up the hips.

Bumping the hips causes you to stand up in the downswing in order to make decent contact.

Notice I mentioned decent contact because if you’re not opening up your hips in the downswing, it’s going to be really tough for you to get enough forward shaft lean to compress the ball well.

And if you’re bumping your hips out, you’re risking injury since you’re putting tremendous pressure on your lead hip and lower back.

In the video, you’ll see what I call the compression line when you clear your hips properly.

I want you to shoot for this straight line that forms from your ankle, through the hip, and through the shoulder.

Watch this video now to stop bumping your hips out…

And clear your hips for more solid contact!

G018. Golf Swing Made Simple (4-Step Progression)

In this video, you get a great golf swing made simple with my 4-step progression drills.

I realize that with all the instruction on the internet, it’s easy to get overwhelmed…

Maybe you pick up a tip from a random guy at the range, then you read a magazine article and pick up a tip that conflicts with the first tip.

And, the next thing you know, you’ve got a Frankenstein swing that’s not worth a nickel.

This video is a reset for your swing.

Toss out the garbage you learned from random sources and start learning great swing fundamentals.

In this video, you get progression drills to take you from the beginning all the way to the end.

Now, you may be thinking this video is for beginners…

Sure, it really helps beginners, but it’s also for intermediate players that fear their swing has gone wild.

Watch now to fix your major swing flaws…

And focus on swinging with great fundamentals!

D007. How to Get More Club Head Speed in Golf | Add 20 Yards

In this video, you’ll learn how to get more club head speed in golf.

Increasing your club head speed and getting more distance is crucial for lowering your scores.

The easiest way to get birdies in golf is to reach par 5s in 2.

And if you’re struggling with distance…

Well, you’re just not going to get many birdies.

This video is about hitting great long approach shots so you can get on the green, or close to it, after your second shot.

You’ll get three awesome tips on how to increase your club head speed so you can smoke your shots and go for the green on long par 5s.

Tip #1 is about using your momentum properly so you can muster all the speed you can and transfer your energy into the ball.

You’ll learn how to get a full turn in your swing, loading up in the backswing, then rotating fully through the downswing.

Then add your arms to the momentum created by your body.

Next, you’ll learn where you need to hit the ball on your club face.

I’ll break down the club face into four quadrants.

The lower two quadrants can kill your distance due to the gear effect.

Hitting the ball a bit higher on the club face is optimal for distance.

There’s comparatively less spin and will get you a higher launch angle.

The video finishes with a drill for you to practice.

Get a full power turn, hit the ball slightly high and a tiny bit towards the toe to get more distance.

Watch this video now to find out how to get more club head speed in golf…

…slay those long par 5s…

And make more birdies!

NSA04. Fix Your Slice in 6 Minutes

In this video, you’ll learn how to fix your slice in 6 minutes.

So, does this sound familiar?

You confidently stepped up to the ball, took your shot, and watched with disbelief as it sliced into the trees?

Your round just went from decent to horrible with that one shot.

No matter what you do, every now and then, that nasty slice creeps back into your life and makes your blood boil.

Well, today’s video is for you.

I’ll walk you step-by-step through a simple drill that’ll fix your slice.

You’ll nail your grip, your setup, your alignment, and your swing path.

And we look far and wide for a state of the art training aid…

OK…just joking about that.

There’s no need to shell out a hundred bucks for this drill.

Just grab a few cups from a fast food joint and an alignment stick.

About the drill:

First, let’s work on your grip.

You’ll discover how to grip the club so the clubface is naturally on target.

The second piece of the drill addresses your alignment.

This may sound a bit weird…

But I want you to close your stance a bit and set up a few cups in a way that it creates a channel for your club to swing through.

Essentially, you’ll be forced to swing on an in-to-out path.

In the final piece of the drill, you’ll work on keeping your right elbow down.

This will help you keep your clubface closed through impact.

Putting all these steps together will help you eliminate your out-to-in club path and will help hit with a more closed clubface.

Watch now to fix your slice in 6 minutes!

G017. Perfect Backswing Plane Drill

In this video, you get a perfect backswing plane drill.

This drill is especially helpful to stop your club from coming across the line at the top of your swing.

When you do this, it requires a ton of compensations to reroute your club for a decent impact position.

A lot of golfers struggle with this and it can seem that no matter what you try, you just can’t fix it.

In this video, you’ll discover two moves to focus on in order to help you stop coming across the line at the top of your swing.

First, place an alignment stick lined up at your target.

As you start your backswing, make sure the club is close to parallel with the alignment stick.

This will help you stop from taking your club back way too inside, which can cause you to let your momentum take the club across the line at the top of your swing.

Next, concentrate on keeping your right elbow down at the top of your swing.

Keeping your elbow under control will help keep your club from crossing the line.

Watch this video now for a few great drills that’ll help you stay on plane!

G016. Best Golf Lesson | The Key to Fixing Every Swing Flaw (Slice, Hook, Chunk, and More)

In this video, you’ll discover the best golf lesson for fixing every swing flaw you may have.

So, if you’re frustrated with slicing, hooking, chunking, topping…

…or any other mishit…

…then this video is for you.

There’s one major part of the swing that baffles most golfers…

It’s how momentum affects your swing.

Once you get a good grasp of momentum, and how to use it to your advantage, you’ll be able to fix the major problems in your swing.

In the first part of the video, you’ll learn how and why your body adjusts to swing on the correct plane.

If your plane is way off in the downswing, it’s likely due to the momentum from an incorrect move in the backswing.

For example, if you’re bringing your club back really flat (or inside) in the backswing, don’t be surprised when your momentum causes you to come over the top in the downswing.

That’s happening because you’re trying compensate and try to get your club back on the correct swing plane.

In the next part of the video, you’ll learn how momentum is affected by your posture.

If you’re low in your setup and tend to stand up in your downswing, then try the opposite:

Start with a taller posture and let your momentum bring you down through impact.

Next, you’ll see how swaying forward or back can cause some nasty momentum issues such as the reverse pivot.

Finally, you’ll get some great tips for using your momentum to get more lag in your downswing.

Watch this video now to get the best golf lesson…

And fix nearly every swing flaw!

SH002. How to Get the Perfect Roll on the Golf Ball | Great Training Aid!

In this putting video, you’ll learn how to get the perfect roll on the golf ball every time.

So, have you ever seen PGA tour players get really hot with their putters?

The ball rolls perfectly end over end, and it’s almost like the ball is being sucked into the hole.

This video will help you roll your putts well so you can get white hot with your putter.

The device used in the video is called the Roll Board, and it’ll give you instant feedback on if you’re rolling the ball like you should.

After you putt the ball, look at the Roll Board to see how your ball tracked while rolling.

You should see a nice smooth line without any jumps.

So, how do you get your putts to roll perfectly?

At impact, your putter should have a small amount of forward shaft lean and you should hit slightly up through the ball.

This will help you get the perfect amount of topspin for a consistent roll towards the hole.

In the video, you’ll also find out the most common incorrect putting methods that I see with my students.

If you’re putting with one of those methods, stop and learn the proper putting method described in the video.

Watch this video now to get some great putting tips and see a really cool putting aid that’ll help you putt with pro-like roll!

RP001. Stop Swaying and Sliding in Your Golf Swing

In this video, you’ll learn how to stop swaying and sliding in your swing…

And once you can stabilize your body, you’ll start making solid, consistent contact with the ball.

In the first part of the video, you’ll find out what’s causing you to sway back and forth in the swing.

As you bump your hips back and rotate them in the backswing, this creates a massive sway that requires an equally massive sway in the downswing.

All this swaying is causing you to reverse pivot…

And your spine is shifting all over the place which makes it incredibly difficult to make consistent contact with the ball.

Next, you’ll see a demonstration of what I like to call the TSG “Stable Fluid Spine.”

This refers to keeping your spine on a stable axis while rotating in your swing.

Keeping your spine angle stable throughout the swing is going to feel awkward at first.

But, I have a great exaggeration drill for you to combat the swaying and reverse pivot.

Watch this video now to stop swaying and sliding around…

And stabilize your spine for consistent and solid contact!

B001. How to Get Out of the Bunker Easily!

In this video, you’ll discover how to get out of the bunker easily.

Bunker shots are incredibly tough for most golfers.

It’s easy to leave the ball in the bunker, skull it out way past the hole, or hit the most dreaded shot in golf — the shank!

But, don’t let the bunker frustrate you or embarrass you in front of your playing buddies.

As you’ll see in the video…

I use a cool training aid called the Bunker Pro.

It’s a simple system that forces you to swing with the correct moves to get out of the bunker every time.

One of the most notable features of the Bunker Pro is the shank protector (sort of rod that sticks out from the base).

The shank protector prevents you from getting your hosel too close to the ball.

First, set the Bunker Pro about 2 inches from your ball.

Next open your club face about 35 to 45 degrees and use your normal grip.

Open up your stance slightly and have the ball slightly forward in your stance.

As you swing into your bunker shot, aim for the open area created by the Bunker Pro.

Also, let your wrists hinge on through.

You wouldn’t want to flip your wrists through a normal swing, but you should for bunker shots.

If you hit the open area created by the Bunker Pro, the ball will pop up nicely.

Watch this video to learn how to pop your bunker shots out of the bunker every time!

C012. How to Get Control of Your Golf Game

In this video, you’ll discover how to get control of your golf game.

Often you’ll get on the course and hit a dead solid shot…

Or so you thought…

…because what actually happened is that you hit a nasty hook into the rough.

Hey, don’t let it bother you; it happens to all of us.

All that matters is how you bounce back from a bad shot.

Even the pros have their off days and need to make tweaks to their swings.

Pros like Ben Hogan, Bubba Watson, and Lee Trevino are well known for practicing shots with different curvatures and trajectories.

All that practice pays off when they get into trouble; they know instantly what they need to do to get back on track.

In this video, you’ll learn how to shape your shots and get back on track as quickly as possible.

First, you’ll get a few cheats that you can use to work your balls left to right and right to left.

Finally, you’ll learn how to work the trajectory of your shots.

Watch this video now to learn how to tweak your swing so you can quickly fix any problems you’re having on the course…

And get total control of your golf game!