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

🗣️ Comment “TQ” to learn how controlling the finish builds real rhythm and ball striking consistency! Learning to stop sooner in the follow through and bringing all the pieces together—stopping them at the same time—starts to develop consistency in your contact ✔️ A great player to think about is Tommy Fleetwood. He has a shorter, controlled follow through. His swing looks effortless and rhythmical. In reality, trying to stop the swing there—especially when swinging quickly—is much harder than

Comment 'TQ' if you're struggling to add speed and length to your swing, resulting in a loss of control. Release 3 is the most powerful way to generate club head speed - but it's also the hardest to control. Most golfers think they need better technique to hit it further, but the real limiting factor is often strength and stability. Your body needs to be able to handle the increased forces or you'll sacrifice accuracy for marginal distance gains. So work up through Releases 1 & 2....swinging pro

🗣 Comment “TQ” to learn how controlling the forces of the swing improves your rhythm and consistency! Learning to control the forces of the club and the swing is what really differentiates golfers of different skill levels. The best golfers are swinging the club around them quickly and they’re able to control those forces. Conversely, the highest handicap golfers have almost zero control of those forces. If I were to demonstrate that, I’d start with the smallest swing. A chipping swing—or even

47K views · 353 reactions | Comment "TQ" and never swing over the top...