Fix Your Slice
71 videos . Updated 4 years, 3 months ago
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Understand the simplest recipe for solving your slice problems.
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This drill is designed to give you visual feedback of the path of the club while you practice your impact alignments.
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If you want to hit a draw (or minimize your slice), then you need to know this movement.
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Learn how to use the pool noodle to help you learn to feel what is hard to feel
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Foam Roller Motorcycle Training
Use a foam roller at home to help train your club face awareness
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Motorcycle With Right Or Left Arm
Which hand should you rotate the shaft with?
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Use shaft rotation as a key component to building your stock swing.
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A drill to help you visualize your swing path
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If you want to hit a draw (or minimize your slice), then you need to know this movement.
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The first step in learning the motorcycle movement is hitting solid 9-3 shots.
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Reverse Pump - Transition To Check Points
The reverse pump works on the positioning of the club during transition
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A great training tool for working on clubface awareness
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Rate Of Motorcycle - Shaft And Club Face Rotation Training
There are three components to the motorcycle movement, the amount, the timing, and the rate.
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If you don't like starting the downswing with the motorcycle, then feel free to end the backswing with it.
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Learn about your release by monitoring your follow through path.
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A great visual imagery drill for seeing the proper path of the club through impact, which will help you see where the club needs to go during transition.
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Myview - Deconstruct The Motorcycle
Breaking down the motorcycle, and understanding it's related movements.
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The Jackson 5 Progression adds layers of complexity to this critical movement.
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9 To 3 Four Square - Driver Impact Path Training
One of my favorite visual feedback drills for getting the club to swing on a shallow path.
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Handle In The Bucket - Driver Path Checkpoint
Use this image to help understand the path of transition for the driver.
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The important compliment to the axis tilt for the driver swing
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The hip bump is a key part of creating axis tilt.
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Use this image to help understand the goal of transition.
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Gate Drill - Stop A Slice Club Path
A great visual imagery drill for seeing the proper path of the club through impact, which will help you see where the club needs to go during transition.
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Four Square - Release Path Visual Station
One of my favorite visual feedback drills for training club path.
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Jackson 5 Drill - Bump The Hips For Axis Tilt
A way to practice the feeling of the weight shift (or hip bump) to start the downswing.
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Lead Arm To Chest - Follow Through Path Training
Using the lead arm as a reference point can help uncover what pattern you are using with your arms through the release.
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Club Face Too Open Coming Into The Ball
If you struggle with the club face being open at shaft parallel, this concept video is for you.
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Hands In, Club Out In Follow Through
This old takeaway idea is a good idea to apply to the follow-through as well.
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Steep Timeline - What Steepens At Different Times In The Downswing
Learn what movements typically tip she swing path too steep at different points in the downswing.
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Path Check Points - Balance Your Swing Path
Use video or a simple training station to get an overall sense of your swing path
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The Wall Drill - Downswing Path Check Point
The wall drill is a great drill for helping to feel the path of the arms when the body rotates
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Thrower's Catch - Trail Hand Lag Drill
This movement describes the lag move of the wrists and how it creates the appearance of effortless power.
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Screwdriver - Training Face Rotation With A Remote Controller
Learn how to square the face with this key movement.
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Check Grip At Last Parallel - Club Face Checkpoint
The ideal place for an advanced player to determine grip strength is when the shaft is parallel to the ground during the downswing.
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Wonder if you can train your release away from the course?
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Face Rotation With An Impact Bag
Feeling face rotation as a powerful gradual movement can be tricky at first.
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Learn a simple way to finally feel a right path and learn what a slightly closed face really feels like.
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Seeing Face Rotation on 2D Video
Identifying your pattern is a key step in knowing your golf swing, this video helps you identify your club squaring technique
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Seeing Face Rotation on 2D Video-preview
This is a preview of the full member version
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Defining Steep and Shallow - Understand Swing Plane
Can steep and shallow be as simple as 'rise over run'?
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Case Study - Squaring the Club Face to Fix A Scoop Slice
Watch how working on a concept, like squaring the clubface, can change multiple swing checkpoints.
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Combo - 9 to 3 Four Square and Motorcycle
These two drills complement each other to balance face AND face-to-path
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Arm Connection or Elbow Connection
Learn this key to a solid follow through position with good arm extension
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Get Your Supination From Arm Extension -
If you struggle with your follow through supination it may be from a lack of arm extension
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Connecting Trail Wrist to Motorcycle
If you struggle with shaft rotation, it could be a shoulder problem
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When you have a few things to work on, shaft rotation may be a great starting point.
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Can you get a sense of your plane, or path, on 2D?
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Coat Hanger Lead Wrist Training
Use a coat hanger to train your motorcycle movement
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Use a laser to illuminate your club path tendencies
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Am I a Motorcycle Training Candidate?
A checklist to help you to decide if you need to train the motorcycle
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Analysis Video - Motorcycle Move Explained
A detailed explanation of the motorcycle movement.
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Understand an important body-club relationship that can help with arm shallowing and proper release mechanics.
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Learn how to better visualize and hit your intended start line using a simple string or ribbon
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Players can gain a better awareness for their lead arm using a simple visual reference
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Learn how to refine your mechanics and take a more reliable game to the course.
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Analysis - Supination Examples
Analysis video discussing efficient forearm rotation or supination in the release.
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Understand how to quickly identify the dominant power source in your swing
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A drill to help players feel the proper face and path combination to hit a slight draw
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Use a piece of ribbon tape to gain a better understanding of your club path.
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Understand the upper-arm movements associated with proper club shallowing.
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Discussing the 3 Consistency Keys
Understand how swing plane, flat spot length, and face to path control relate to consistency.
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Hands In Club Out - Pool Noodle
Learn how to fine tune your release with the use of a pool noodle.
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Learn how to improve club face control using a few key checkpoints.
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Understand how varying backswing positions can impact the downswing.
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Understand a common cause for contact issues with fairway woods.
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A simple, but effective drill for improving consistency off the tee.
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A simple trail arm release drill for solving a flip-style release.
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Hanging Back? Check The Clubface
Remedy a "hang back" in the context of a weight vs pressure shift.
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Path For Contact, Face For Control
Troubleshooting 101 - Is it a face or path issue?
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An in-depth look at major winner Patrick Reed's consistent, yet somewhat unique golf swing.
