The Split-Hands Drill for Squaring the Clubface
The split-hands drill gives instant feedback on forearm rotation and clubface control. Learn how to do it step by step and the swing faults it fixes.
Build a more consistent, powerful, and repeatable golf swing. These guides cover grip, posture, backswing, downswing, impact, and follow-through, with drills and practice routines designed to ingrain lasting improvements.
The split-hands drill gives instant feedback on forearm rotation and clubface control. Learn how to do it step by step and the swing faults it fixes.
The pump drill is one of the simplest, most effective ways to rebuild your downswing sequence and cure an over-the-top move. By rehearsing the transition in slow motion before you swing, you teach your body to drop the club into the slot and deliver it from the inside. Here is exactly how to do the … Read more
The towel drill is one of golf’s oldest and most effective training tools — and all it costs is a trip to your linen closet. In this guide, you’ll learn the three classic versions of the drill: the towel under the arms for connection, the towel behind the ball for pure contact, and the towel … Read more
Club path explained: how it pairs with face angle to create every draw, fade, and slice — plus drills to diagnose and change your path.
Face angle determines about 85% of where your ball starts. Learn what it is, how face-to-path creates draws and slices, how to measure yours, and the drills that fix it.
Casting the golf club drains your speed and compression. Learn how to spot it on video, what causes it, and five drills that fix the early release.
A flat lead wrist squares the clubface and compresses your irons. Learn what it is, how to check yours, and the best drills to train this key position.
Angle of attack in golf decides whether you hit up or down at impact. Learn the ideal numbers for each club, how to measure it, and drills to improve.
Learn what the X-Factor is in the golf swing, the science behind why it creates power, how to measure yours, and drills to build more coil safely.
Flipping is one of th A cupped lead wrist is one of the biggest causes of flipping, so it is worth pairing this with our guide to the flat lead wrist and how to train it. Flipping is often a contact problem in disguise. Dialing in your golf ball position so the club strikes the … Read more