🗣 Comment "TQ" to learn the lag secret that will transform your ball striking! In this clip, I share a checkpoint when the lead arm is parallel to the ground in the downswing (P5) — it's a great one to ensure you aren't early releasing your wrist angles, or "casting" to start the downswing. A second checkpoint is discussed at impact (P7) where we'd like to see the shaft trailing the lead arm. Early releasing your wrist angles into impact is often called "flipping" — and that is when the shaft h

🗣️ Comment “DRAW” and I’ll send you to my 🔟 video DRAW EVERY BALL video course which is 50% off this weekend‼️ ❌ If you struggle with a SLICE, you’re not alone. 80-90% of golfers slice the ball resulting in inconsistent contact, low distance and erratic shot dispersion! 🧬 But you weren’t BORN a slicer. And you don’t slice because you’re not flexible enough, either. You slice for a VERY specific reason. ✅ You can fix your SLICE forever if you know exactly WHAT to do and HOW to do it. Follow th

Comment "TQ" and receive FREE training videos from my Tour Quality Ball Striking series! Reduce your weak pulls and slices by paying attention to good players and how their trail foot finishes. 👀 Practice keeping it down on the ground for as long as you can, and in most cases all the way until impact. At impact, the trail foot is just starting to come up — very gently and not excessively. What I need you to notice is that the heel never reaches a vertical position, and it definitely doesn’t go

Comment "TQ" and never swing over the top or slice again! Take your normal setup….but instead of a relatively square/neutral stance, take your trail leg and pull it back excessively — so your body is almost turned fully towards the camera. Hips closed nearly 90°, shoulders closed around 45° 🔄 Turn that trail foot out too — almost pointing back at the camera as well. Rotate it out 90°. It’ll feel strange — but once you swing, you'll see it's impossible to swing over the top and it makes that in-

Comment "TQ" to learn the secret to effortless power with the driver! The Stack&Tilt 10 Word swing template is so simple, a child could learn and implement it...and you can apply it to every club in your bag ⛳️ The same 10 words apply to the driver. 👍 The ball is going to be a little bit more forward with the driver — closer to that lead shoulder. Now we just implement the first 2 words of those 10 words. "Weight Forward" — so I've got my lower body pushed further forwards...pushing my pelvis a

Comment "TQ" and never slice again with driver! Many of you are placing the ball opposite your front foot and more specifically, in front of your lead shoulder — which is too far forward 🚫 You might be leaning back to try and get some spine tilt because you've been told to do that with the driver. And you also might be trying to sway further back and behind the ball in your backswing hoping that move will create more power. All of these things are shifting the center of the swing (lead shoulder