I hope the grip and posture review last week was helpful for your golf swing. This week will be a golf lesson on aim and ball position. The video below will explain how aim isn’t as easy as it sounds and how to make your aim consistent. It will also talk about ball position and clear up the typical misconceptions. Enjoy and keep up the good work.

About a year and a half ago I was thinking about what a golf swing would look like if golf’s most common misconceptions were taken literally. I put it on videotape and here is what I came up with. P.S. You’ve been warned, it is not pretty.

I think it is important to get a refresher course for our golf swing in our Essential Golf Skills. I am going to highlight them one by one over the next several weeks. I have included two videos: 1. The Introduction to my Seven Essential Skills. 2. Part 1 of the Pre-Swing, Grip and Posture. The President’s Cup had great shots and great golf in general. These guys are so good at Pre Swing Essentials, it is second nature. The Grip is where golf starts. Nothing happens until you grip the club. There are three functions of a good grip and the ...

I am writing a note to you today to alert you to a great new book. My friend Henry Brunton just released his book for junior golfers and their parents titled “Journey to Excellence.” Henry is the Canadian National Golf Coach and is uniquely qualified to write this book. He has studied peak performance from every angle and has distilled it down to a manageable number of insights for the junior golfer and the parents. If you have a child, grandchild, niece or nephew, you need this book to help guide them toward their potential. Most parents and grandparents need guidance from ...