Golf Blog

One training aid you’ll always see in my lesson bag is a heavy club, or in this case Momentus Golf’s Power Hitter.

I look at the similarities between throwing a frisbee with our lead arm/hand and the movement we see in the lead arm in the golf swing.

We look at the challenge of bringing new feels and swing changes to the course while still trying to put up a good score.

Thrusting the hips towards the golf ball can lead to a lack of space, loss of spine angle, and numerous mishits.

There are an infinite number of great workouts to help train the movements you so often hear me walkthrough on these videos.

I get asked all the time by my golf students, “How do I rotate early in my downswing without spinning out?”

Many of you are practicing your golf swing at home, but are you working in a manner that produces change and improvement?

We take a look at how these boarders use their lower body to propel themselves into seemingly effortless rotation.

Many of you are trying to ‘shallow’ out the golf club in transition, but keep in mind where your club is coming from.

Here is the second part of a two-part series I first filmed during a Zoom call while I was up in Utah this summer.

Here is the first part of a two-part series I first filmed during a Zoom call while I was up in Utah this summer.

If you struggle with sliding in the golf swing, here is a look into the pressure shift I like to see in golfers.

There is no one way to swing a golf club, and furthermore, there is no one way to takeaway the club head when swinging a golf club.

There is a better way to create a dynamic impact in the golf swing, rather by using our pivot. Try this out instead!

Watch to see all of the similarities between an uppercut punch in boxing and the through part of the golf swing.

We wanted to cover a video on training aids, something that we both use quite a bit in lessons and for ourselves.

In this video, we’re going to be talking about circling the knee for maximum rotation and speed in the golf swing.

We’re going to be talking about grip pressure in the golf swing and specifically touching on in transition.

There are some awesome movements in tennis and racquetball that go hand-in-hand with the movements we see in the golf swing.

Watch this training aid that acts much like training wheels, giving you a clear path and visual to follow.

In this video, we talk about how to keep the left side of our body, the left shoulder especially, low in the transition period.

The bowlers out there know how to create space for their trail arm and the ball to travel through and release down the target line.

Do you have a hard time hitting the ball accurately? It might be because of one of these common golf swing myths!

Here’s how to start your golf swing so that you can maximize potential energy and hit the ball as hard as you can.

In this video we take a deeper dive into safely posting up on your lead side and to achieve this same look.

Not all sports are exactly like golf. We’re going to start today with a little soccer. Now, does soccer and golf have anything in common?