Comment "TQ" to learn the secret to fixing your flip! Today we’re discussing the radius of the swing 🏌️ The radius emanates from the center of the circle out to the circumference — and in the golf swing, the center is the lead shoulder. The radius is formed by the lead arm and the shaft. The radius reaching its inline condition before the ball is a worldwide epidemic that defines poor golf 😬 99% of people struggle with this — the radius lining up too early in the downswing. This is caused by t

🗣 Comment 'TQ' if you're tired of that frustrating slice ruining your rounds! ☠️ Your trail arm position at address is the hidden killer of your golf swing. ❌ Most golfers internally rotate their trail shoulder and lock their trail arm straight at setup. This is exactly what's forcing you into that steep, over-the-top move that's costing you accuracy and distance. Here's how to fix it: 📝 1️⃣ At address, externally rotate your trail shoulder and flex your trail elbow about 15-20 degrees (Place

Comment "TQ" to learn the secret to a consistent swing! Build Solid Contact with the 90-90-90 Drill ⛳️ Start by setting the wrench forward — weight fully on the lead leg. Then swing through to where the arms and club are parallel to the ground with your arms straight and hips forward. This P9 checkpoint helps you: ✅ Nail clean, consistent contact ✅ Predict your shot direction ✅ Build a controlled, repeatable swing ✅ Stay connected as speed increases Want even more precision? Use The Connector fr

🗣 Comment "TQ" to learn the lag secret that will transform your ball striking! In this clip, I share a checkpoint when the lead arm is parallel to the ground in the downswing (P5) — it's a great one to ensure you aren't early releasing your wrist angles, or "casting" to start the downswing. A second checkpoint is discussed at impact (P7) where we'd like to see the shaft trailing the lead arm. Early releasing your wrist angles into impact is often called "flipping" — and that is when the shaft h

Comment "TQ" to hit the ball straighter and farther than you ever thought possible! Master Your Follow-Through with the 90-90-90 Drill ⛳️ This drill isn’t just about turning — it’s about building a connected follow-through. At the P9 checkpoint (trail arm parallel to the ground), you're looking for: ✅ 90° of shoulder turn ✅ 90° of hip turn ✅ 90° of trail knee travel But there’s more to it than that: ➡️ All of your weight should be on your lead leg via pushing your hips toward the target. ➡️ Main

Comment "TQ" and receive FREE training videos from my Tour Quality Ball Striking series! Reduce your weak pulls and slices by paying attention to good players and how their trail foot finishes. 👀 Practice keeping it down on the ground for as long as you can, and in most cases all the way until impact. At impact, the trail foot is just starting to come up — very gently and not excessively. What I need you to notice is that the heel never reaches a vertical position, and it definitely doesn’t go

Comment "TQ" to learn the simple tip to start driving the ball higher, further and straighter! Use the door frame drill 🚪 and practice pushing your hips forward and up in the follow through ↗️ This move is critical with the driver because it creates a shallowing of the attack angle (helps you to hit less down on the ball and begin to hit up slightly) ⤴️ This helps you to hit driver not only straighter, but further as well. Conform to the Stack&Tilt 10-Word swing template and start hitting your

Comment "TQ" if you struggle with swinging over the top and I'll send you free training videos on how to quickly fix it! 🏌️‍♂️ The Stack&Tilt grid on the ground shows the arc of the swing — how the hands and club should trace that circle back and through. But if I shift the swing direction too far to the right (as a right-handed golfer), I’ll start hitting the ground further back, even with my weight forward and shaft lean intact. That’s important, because a lot of players trying to swing more