I find a lot of golfers are obsessed with creating more speed with a lightning quick hip action through the ball coupled with holding onto the all important lag on the down swing, keeping the hands leading the club head for as long as possible. But it seems like this is the wrong way to do things when we take a look at the Physics books. As a go...

One of the best ways to learn the golf swing is to use an analogy which is closely related to the golf swing movement. Here are some common ones currently used.  Skimming a stone, baseball swing, throwing, baseball pitch, quarterback throwing a football etc. Although these are good examples of movement and show the weight moving from the back f...

I have been talking a lot about not transferring your weight into your backswing and if anything keeping your weight on the front foot on the backswing. This may sound a bit controversial and you may choose to not believe me, but here is the scientific proof that this is correct. I will always use science to back up what i say as you cant argue ...

It would be true for me to say that a pendulum on a grandfather clock has a good tempo, rhythm & timing and is also very predictable once in motion swinging freely back and forth with no interruption. So what would happen if i put my finger in the way of the pendulum??? It would stop the free swinging motion and affect the tempo, rhythm &am...

Here is what the top ten major winners were doing the same in their golf swings!! Pivoting their body without restricting hip turn!! That is until Tiger started to restrict his hip turn working on a more modern swing model!! It didn't work, if he stuck with his original swing I think he would have beaten Jack Nicklaus record easily. . The non re...