Are you a caster or early releaser? Both are defined as losing your clubs angles during the downswing, effecting launch, distance and direction. A caster throws the club right from the top (during the transition). An early releaser, releases the club’s angles down near the ball, but a tad too early. We’ll cover popular culprits of why this can happen and how to correct it. So, let’s get to it.

Are you an over the topper? Over the top is defined as a swing path that is above the swing plane during the downswing, oftentimes producing a pull, hook, slide or weak-righter. We’ll cover popular culprits of why this can happen and how to correct it. So, let’s get to it.

Do you struggle with blocks, pushes or weak-righters where the ball starts right of the target and stays right or moves even further right with a slice ball slight for a right-handed player? If so, let’s examine popular culprits of why this can happen and how to correct it. So, let’s get to it.

Do you struggle with pulls or hooks where the ball start left of the target and stays left or moves even further left with a hook for a right-handed player? If so, let’s examine popular culprits of why this can happen and how to correct it. So, let’s get to it.

Are you an early extender? an early extender is defined as moving excessively toward the ball AND extending your hips or torso too early during the downswing. We’ll cover popular culprits of why this can happen and how to correct it. So, let’s get to it.

Do you rise to the penthouse during the backswing or eject out of your seat during the downswing? If so, let’s examine popular culprits of why this can happen and how to correct it. So, let’s get to it.

Are you a slider? And I am not talking about those meatball sliders…A slide is defined as moving excessively toward the target during the downswing. We’ll cover popular culprits of why this can happen and how to correct it. So, let’s get to it.

Are you a Swayer? A sway is defined as moving excessively during the backswing. We’ll cover popular culprits of why this can happen and how to correct it. So, let’s get to it.

In this playlist, we’ll focus on an open face at the point of impact. We’ll cover why the face is open and how to correct it. So, let’s get to it.