Tyler F's posts

+Phan T Yes, I'll add him to the list. Thanks for the suggestion!

+Lani H Hey, getting your golf game down to "everything but one area was pretty good" is no small step. Especially when it's something like solving the shanks with one specific club. Let me know how this drill works for you after you practice it!

+Barry C
Hi Barry, It's called the Monster Wedge. I got it on Ebay a month ago. It didn't look like they were still in production so you have to find one used.

+Kevin M Let's work on the hand/club location compared to address. Your handle is moving out into the golf ball too much to not hit the heel (unless you had a massive amount of ulnar deviation). Let me know if you have a hard time imaginging how to …

+Mark C Sounds like some good feedback. It does seem like it would help prevent a sway and promote a centered turn. Looking like an optimistic start. Keep us posted!

+Nick W While I do a fair about of rhythm and sequence training, I can't say I do a lot of specific tempo training. Other than with a metronome for putting. If you have some successful ways to train it, please share it with all of us.

Alright golfers, here is one way I like to help golfers prone to shanking develop a plan to never shank again. Check it out and see if you can swing a stick at an object. If you can, then you have to recalibrate where you are actually swinging the "…

The question was asked on this page, "https://golfsmartacademy.com/golf-instruction/three-danger-moves-wedge-play/" about what to do with a short chip shot. While the same danger moves could apply watch this video to see how the shorter the shot req…

+Gregory K I'm happy to help. I try to answer as many questions as I can, and with the new video forum, my goal is to answer questions with video as often as I can. Especially if they are helpful for all golfers, not just one specific golfer,

I me…

How does the motorcycle, shaft lean, and width of the swing blend together in answering this member's question? Find out in this video answer!

+Gregory K On any wedge shot, you want the club to strike the ground. A bladed shot is either hitting the ground before the ball or never hitting the ground. I'd probably start there. Often times it's because the golfer is either too much behind the…

+Gregory K
I hope this gives you a few ideas. Feel free to post your videos here if you want more specific technical guidance.

+Thomas B Here are a couple drills to help you work on your hip hinge/spine angle

https://golfsmartacademy.com/golf-instruction/finding-your-hips/
https://golfsmartacademy.com/golf-instruction/posture-with-a-tail/

+Nick W I think that's a very solid list. In all cases, I build the stock tour swing on data, trends, and understanding. One criterion that I've always used is, "if someone has made a million dollars doing it, it should fit in the system." So I can'…

+Nick W The research I've seen shows a 3:1 ratio (backswing to downswing) for the full swing and about 2:1 for wedge play. But I don't know what kind of standard deviation or range was observed. Averages without ranges can be dangerous to apply blin…