Full Swing
2742 verified teaching moments with direct channel credit and official-source links.
Lift the lead heel to wind up for more powerChannel: Danny Maude
Create a braced post with a forward pelvis shiftChannel: PorzakGolf
Sight your aim line from behind the ball like a rifleChannel: PorzakGolf
Pre-set the lead arm higher and forwardChannel: Todd Graves
Use the one-and-two drill to feel the strikeChannel: Danny Maude
A bad grip forces your body to compensateChannel: Todd Graves
Let the club's weight create the circleChannel: Danny Maude
Set the trail elbow under the trail shoulderChannel: PorzakGolf
Cut the leading edge into the turf to move weight forwardChannel: Danny Maude
Set club above hands, hands below right pocketChannel: PorzakGolf
Imagine a spider-web string to stop rushing the downswingChannel: SagutoGolf
Brace the trail foot against a dividerChannel: PorzakGolf
Fight a hooking lie by closing your stanceChannel: Grant Horvat Golf
Find posture by bending from the waistChannel: SagutoGolf
Feel set before the transitionChannel: Grant Horvat Golf
Stand two fist widths from the driver gripChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Create speed with rotation, not a hand-and-arm throwChannel: Micah Morris
Play driver ball an inch inside lead heel, maxChannel: PorzakGolf
Move an excessively strong grip left to reduce hooksChannel: Dan Grieve
Keep the handle forward without turning cup into scoopChannel: stayhandsy
Four-move drill to sync hands and body and coilChannel: Golf with Aimee
Start the downswing with your hips, not your handsChannel: Golf with Aimee
Train the trail arm fold with a one-handed drillChannel: SagutoGolf
Seniors: build hand and wrist speed as the body slowsChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Fix a shortened swing that leaks rightChannel: PorzakGolf
Feel water dripping at your ear to stay in the shotChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Turn the lead shoulder down in the backswingChannel: SagutoGolf
Touch your knee at impact to check side bendChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Keep the trail index hooked through releaseChannel: stayhandsy
Move the ball back for a low iron flightChannel: Grant Horvat Golf
Throw a frisbee into the ground for the proper planeChannel: stayhandsy
Strong trail-hand grip and a shut clubfaceChannel: PorzakGolf
Rehearse the hands over the trail shoeChannel: PorzakGolf
Weaken the grip toward neutral for better impactChannel: SagutoGolf
Drive the lead knee down as the trail knee risesChannel: SagutoGolf
Swing the hands with the body's rotationChannel: PorzakGolf
Feel a knife at the right side of your head to stop swayingChannel: PorzakGolf
Use a knockdown feel to trap and compressChannel: PorzakGolf
Warm-up checkpoint: face square matches spine angleChannel: PorzakGolf
Set lead arm in full ulnar deviation to square the faceChannel: Todd Graves
Left foot does 1.6x the work; right early-extendsChannel: Club Champion
Widen your stance slightly for a stock driveChannel: Micah Morris
Shorten the arm swing, not the turnChannel: PorzakGolf
Move the club up and down with arms, around with the bodyChannel: Danny Maude- The trail elbow controls whether your lead wrist cupsChannel: PorzakGolf
Feel low hands off your belt in the backswingChannel: SagutoGolf
A friend's account of why Tiger's irons fly so highChannel: Club Champion
Set the clubface to target before your stanceChannel: Golf with Aimee
Extend the palms away and fingers backChannel: stayhandsy
Relax the right arm to keep the driver down the lineChannel: PorzakGolf
Set up to an aiming spot two feet in front of the ballChannel: Danny Maude
Speed comes from proper path, not swinging harderChannel: Todd Graves
Rehearse the trail arm in a platter positionChannel: stayhandsy- Stop delivering the club with your right armChannel: Micah Morris
Over the top may be a rotation limit, not just techniqueChannel: Mark Immelman
Keep the head in a picture frame behind the ballChannel: PorzakGolf- Hold your back to the target so arms lead transitionChannel: PorzakGolf
Feel the shoulders move up and down on planeChannel: Todd Graves
Hammer the nail: drive the handle through impactChannel: PorzakGolf- Pump drill: keep the sternum and hands connectedChannel: PorzakGolf
Diagnose a pull with face-to-pathChannel: Club Champion
Feel a direct high-five to stop choppingChannel: SagutoGolf
Match the top-of-backswing angle to the downswing angleChannel: SagutoGolf
Set 55 percent forward and swing around your hipsChannel: SagutoGolf
Work the right shoulder lower and under through the ballChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Match the PGA shoulder plane: 40 at top, 55 throughChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Rotate your chest to move the low point forwardChannel: PorzakGolf- Point the grip end at the target to releaseChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Place the grip in the fingers, not the palmChannel: SagutoGolf
Build impact shaft lean with loose half swingsChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Pivot into the trail leg, do not swayChannel: Danny Maude
Drill the hip bump with club across your chestChannel: PorzakGolf
Check the path within three degrees in-to-outChannel: Club Champion
Why a 3-wood can outdrive your driverChannel: Golf with Aimee
Umbrella drill for a one-piece takeawayChannel: Mark Immelman
Match both hands in a strong-grip rotationChannel: stayhandsy
Tilt over the belt line to keep the back straightChannel: PorzakGolf
Fix elbows separating in the follow-throughChannel: SagutoGolf
Use a bunker line to check low pointChannel: Danny Maude
Split-grip six-checkpoint driver drillChannel: Golf with Aimee
Adjust the drill for irons: center the ball and hit downChannel: Danny Maude
Feel hips stay back to create space through impactChannel: PorzakGolf
Use ball position to control path and shouldersChannel: PorzakGolf
Don't rely on ball position to hit down on ironsChannel: Club Champion
Bend from the waist until the club reaches the groundChannel: SagutoGolf
Fix a slice by closing the face to your pathChannel: Club Champion
Stop turning your back to the target to end fat shotsChannel: SagutoGolf
Lower handicaps: invest in a good backswingChannel: Mark Immelman- Review one slice pattern: path, face, and loftChannel: Club Champion
Get the trail elbow in front of the pocketChannel: PorzakGolf
Shift right so the ball sits forward to force releaseChannel: Golf with Aimee
Check the takeaway: hands over toes, club in lineChannel: stayhandsy
Feel a fade to bring an under-plane path back on-planeChannel: Golf with Aimee
Load the lead leg and push off the ground for powerChannel: SagutoGolf
Pivot on an axis instead of lunging off the ballChannel: Danny Maude
Turn your left shoulder behind the ball to loadChannel: PorzakGolf
Separate tempo from swing speedChannel: SagutoGolf
Set 60% weight on the lead foot to shift laterallyChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Fix over-the-top by setting up with weight forwardChannel: SagutoGolf
Point your lead shoulder at the ball at the topChannel: SagutoGolf