Camilo Villegas's Tip on Impact

Thursday, January 2, 2014

When Camilo Villegas was a little kid, he had a golf teacher. When Camilo is not playing well on tour, he still recalls what his teacher taught him. One of those things his teacher taught him was to keep his left wrist flat when he strikes the ball.   If your wrist is bent toward the back o

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How to Turn Your Hands Over through Impact

Thursday, January 2, 2014

Slicers fail to turn their hands over through impact. That's why they leave the clubface open at impact and hit a weak slice to the right. To fix this problem and hit a straight shot a little draw, you need to turn your hands over through impact. One of the causes why they fail to do is grip. Anot

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The Position of Your Hands at Address and Impact

Thursday, January 2, 2014

There was the research done to see the difference in the positions of the hands at address and impact. Researchers analyzed 4 of the top tour pros in Japan to see the difference. By analyzing data researchers found that pros' hands at impact were closer to the target than they were at address. The

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The Best Impact Drills

Thursday, January 2, 2014

Whatever you do to change your golf swing, you have to understand what it does to the face angle at impact. Here are impact drills to help you hit more solid shots with your irons and woods. 1. Stop at Impact Drill This is the drill that was used by

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Stop Reverse C Finish

Sunday, December 29, 2013

When I started playing golf, lots of golfers had a reverse c finish because Jack Nicklaus, Tom Watson and other great players had reverse c finish. But nowadays, with the new technology in golf clubs, you don't really need to finish in a reverse c position. This type of finish may hurt back also.

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How to Fold Your Left Arm during the Follow Through

Sunday, December 29, 2013

Lots of teachers will tell you to fold your left arm after impact. It's important to fold your left arm to increase clubhead speed. If you can't fold your left arm, that means you are leaving the clubface open during the impact. The root cause for this problem might be in your grip, ball position

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How to Fix the Golf Swing Plane

Sunday, December 29, 2013

There are lots of theories for swing plane. One plane, two plane, flat, upright and so on. I sued to have very glat swing plane on the half way of the backswing. At that time, I was struggling with a slice. So I had to swing more upright going back. I tried to do that for more than 1 year but neve

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