Golf shoes can be pricey but well worth it. Golf shoes, in fact, play a significant role in your swing’s performance. Why? Friction. Imagine trying to play golf on ice. You’ll be slip slidin’ all over the place. Spikes create friction with the ground so that you can leverage that ground for stability, which in turn, helps you generate clubhead speed. In this short video, Marc and I get our spikes changed. So, let’s get to it.
With technology, we are no able to measure ground forces which is incredible. What’s been discovered with real date, is that the best players move their pressure from back to front very efficiently. Let’s get you there to with your game. So, let’s get to it.
The golf swing is an athletic movement that has a sequence very similar to movements such as skipping a rock, throwing a ball or throwing a punch while boxing. In fact, it is the same. The legs initiate the sequence followed by the torso then the arms and last to come is the club face. We’re players go off, they start the sequence with their arms.. then the clubhead… then their torso…and the last to go are the legs. So if this sounds like you, then this playlist is for you. So, let’s get to it.
Spin rate (backspin, not forward spin) has a major influence on the height and distance of a shot. Spin is created through your clubhead speed and spin loft (direction clubhead is moving and the face orientation at the point of impact). Sound confusing? Not for long. So, let’s get to it.
Understanding the relationship of your club’s face and your club’s path is a key step to understanding why the ball starts on a particular line. Plus, having command of fate and path opens up a whole new exciting world of ball sleigh capabilities. So, let’s get to it.
Alignment and proper body position is essential for on target ball striking. If you are misaligned, then you will make a compensation during the swing and often times the results are not pretty. So instead, let’s get your process for alignment up to par, so you can make more pars. So let’s get to it!
Most players focus in clubhead speed (how fast the club is moving). However, it’s ball speed that has the greatest influence on distance. We’ll look at both in this playlist. So, let’s get to it.
The swing plane is a circle. The golf club swings on this tilted circle. Players go off the swing plane for various reasons, so in this playlist we will clear up any misconceptions about the swing plane, as well as define the face to path relationship. So let’s get to it!
Optimizing ball flight (straight, draw or fade flight) and launch angle (high, mid or low flight) is paramount for optimizing distance. But first, you need to understand the why’s so you can craft a smart game plan to modify and improve. So, let’s get to it.
The face of the golf club is what strikes the ball, so doesn’t it make sense that a player should focus on where the club face at the point of impact? The answer is YES. Once you understand the vital importance of center face, your focus and attention will change and your game will improve significantly. So, let’s get to it.