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BH001. How to Stop Hooking the Golf Ball

In this video, you’ll discover how to stop hooking the golf ball.

Now, I’m sure you’ve been in this situation:

You think you made a great swing, but you look up and see your ball hooking like crazy.

And you’re thinking…

How in the heck did that happen?

Well, we’ve all been there, so don’t worry.

In this video, you’ll see the science behind the pull hook and examine what your club is doing in the downswing and through contact.

You’ll also get a few tips on how to eliminate that awful hook for good.

Watch this video now to stop hooking and blast your shots straight down the fairways!

C002. Golf Strategy Lesson | How to Eliminate One Side of the Golf Course

In this video, you get a golf strategy lesson…

…that’ll teach you how to eliminate one side of the golf course.

This will really come in handy to help cut down on penalty strokes.

You’ll learn how to avoid the danger and protect your score.

In the video, you’ll see how you should block off one side of the course.

(Usually the side that’s out of bounds or maybe there’s some other obstacle you need to avoid.)

It’s almost like you’re putting up a giant brick wall on that side.

Let’s say you need to avoid the right side of a hole.

What you want to do is aim a bit to the left then cut the ball in.

Remember, the point is to avoid the out of bounds at all costs.

So even if you hit the ball a little bit too left…

That’s way better than having to take a penalty.

But by shaping the ball flight, your goal is to still hit the ball in the fairway.

You’re just playing it safe.

The same logic applies if the out of bounds is on the left side.

You’d aim a bit to the right and bring the ball back to hit the fairway.

Check out this video now to get a golf strategy lesson…

To avoid the bad stuff (and the penalty strokes) and keep your handicap down.

Let’s get started!

SA008. How to Stay in Posture and Release the Golf Club | Member Review

In this video, you’ll discover how to stay in posture and release the golf club.

And what’s really cool is that you’ll get an analysis of a Top Speed Golf member.

He’s typically averaging around 104 to 106 mph club head speed and he’s looking for more.

He’s releasing a bit early so he’s not getting that perfect straight line release, which is holding back his speed.

One more issue is that he’s standing up a bit out of the shot.

So he needs to work on his posture a bit and also his release.

In this video, you’ll get some great tips on how to fix these issues so you can get more club head speed…

And hit longer, straighter shots!

CD002. Why NOT to Keep Your Head Down in Golf | Crazy Detail

In this video, “Why Not to Keep Your Head Down In Golf | Crazy Detail”…

You’ll finally discover what your head should be doing during the swing.

To start, there are tons of opinions on this subject.

And most of them are incorrect!

So if you’ve ever wondered…

Are you supposed to keep your head still throughout the swing?

Should you drop your head?

Good grief, who the heck knows what to do??!!

Then watch this video to find out if the most common advice such as…

… “keep your head still” is on target or not.

(Hint, that advice is iffy at best.)

So in this video on why not to keep your head down in golf…

…you’ll discover why common advice tells us one thing all the while professional golfers are doing something else.

We‘re going to follow the FULL motion of the head throughout the golf swing!

And with correct head movement, you’ll swing with better alignment, straighter postures, and smoother movements…

…which in turn gives you strength, power, and more golf swing speed.

Watch this video now!

CD001. More Golf Swing Speed | Right Wrist in Crazy Detail

In this video, you’ll learn how to get more golf swing speed by examining your right wrist in great detail.

Have you ever wondered what exactly the right wrist should be doing throughout the swing?

Well, don’t overlook this seemingly simple part of the swing.

Your right wrist is vitally important in terms of getting lag and releasing the lag for powerful contact.

As you’ll see in this video, you’re not going to get a quick tip here.

What you’ll get is an in-depth explanation of what your right wrist does…

And we’ll take a look into the science of how your wrist affects your swing’s results.

The video starts by explaining the motions of the right wrist…

  • ulnar deviation
  • radial deviation
  • pronation
  • supination

Now, I realize this video may be getting a bit geeky as we review some complicated concepts…

But don’t worry…

Every aspect of your right wrist movement is also demonstrated in laymen’s terms…

So you can learn all you need to know about your right wrist in the swing.

Watch now to master this crucial part of the swing!

CD003. Perfect Golf Impact | The Left Arm in Crazy Detail

In this video, you’ll discover how to get the perfect golf impact.

In particular, we’ll focus on how your left arm moves throughout the swing.

This will be a really cool video if you love getting into the details!

Now, I get a bunch of questions about the left arm…

What is the left arm supposed to do through impact?

How do I really compress the ball?

Should my left arm be close to my body at impact…

…or should it move away from my body?

You’ll get the answers to those questions in this video.

But before we jump into the details of the left arm in the golf swing…

Note that some training aids out there are only adding to the confusion.

Some aids keep your arms tight and jammed up.

Well, keep in mind that most training aids are designed to fix one particular issue…

So don’t let fixing one issue cause a different, and sometimes, worse problem in another part of your swing.

Back to the left arm in the swing…

In this video, you’ll discover how the left arm lifts up and rotates in the back swing…

And all the spicy details of what your left arm should be doing in the downswing,…

…through impact, and in the follow through.

Watch this video now to find out exactly what your left arm should be doing in your swing…

And hit solid, powerful shots!

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!

EP001. Golf Swing Hip Pain Solution

In this video, you get my golf swing hip pain solution.

Now since as far back as I can remember…

We’ve all been told time and time again to get our weight to our front foot…

And even bump our hips out.

Well guess what’s causing all your hip pain???

I think you know the answer.

If you’re concentrating on getting to your left side in the downswing,…

It’s easy to overdo it and put your body in a terrible position…

…that absorbs way too much stress.

In this video, you’ll learn how to whip through your downswing while reducing the stress on your lead hip.

So check it out now to stop bumping out your hips…

And get back to enjoying your rounds pain free!

G008. When Should You Start Rolling Your Wrist in the Downswing?

One of the most important questions I get is “when should you start rolling your wrist in the downswing?”

Now to answer that we need to take a closer look at the primary parts of the release.

Ideally, what you want happening is to have your club coming down on plane…

And release the club so it’s square at impact.

In your follow through, your path and club face are both travelling in the same direction.

Now let’s break down the release further…

The first part is releasing the angle between the forearm and the shaft.

So no matter if you’re trying to hit a fade or a draw…

You’ll be releasing the built up lag in your swing to what I call the “Straight-Line Release.”

The second part of the release concerns the club face angle…

And how much you roll your wrist in the downswing.

This is where you can fine tune your swing to hit a draw, a fade, and to hit dead straight.

So what do you feel in your release?

Well, start by taking a normal swing and take a close look at the ball flight.

Let’s say you hit the ball with a slight fade.

If your goal is to hit it straight…

…then you need to feel like you’re going to roll the wrists a bit more during the release.

What if you draw the ball too much?

No problem.

By simply manipulating the roll in your wrist in the downswing,…

You can tone down your draw and hit it straight.

So watch this video now to discover the ins and outs of rolling your wrists in the downswing…

And fine tune your swing for more accuracy!

L009. Increase Your Golf Swing Lag | The Arrow Drill

In this video, you’ll learn “The Arrow Drill”, which will increase your golf swing lag.

This video is for you if you’re struggling with your lag…

Or if you just want to increase your lag for more club head speed and distance.

You’ll discover how to retain your lag angle in the downswing…

And get more lag than you ever have before.

Just so you know…

This drill starts off with an extreme movement then it adjusts back to a more normal swinging motion.

We do this because we want to break down any old bad habits…

And start establishing better habits with more lag.

First, go to the top of your swing and let your club lay on your shoulders.

Then you’ll sort of pull the club away from your target with an extreme lag angle.

Practice this movement a bit and remember your hands will come off the club a tad.

Next, you’ll incorporate some of the pulling motion with your club with a more normal swing.

You should be maintaining more lag in your downswing at this point.

Now that you’re more comfortable with this pulling movement…

Take it to the course and hit a few balls with more lag in your swing.

You should be feeling that you’re increasing your lag in the first part of your downswing.

Check out this video now to practice my “Arrow Drill”…

And get more lag than you ever had before!