Slice Assassin
Posted on 17 Apr 2012 / 0 Comment
Are you tired of aiming WAY left just to allow that slice to hit the fairway? If you’ve tried other tips and still have trouble this video will show you how to focus on your finish position and get the club face square earlier and give you a real feel for making the corrections you […]
Turn vs. Slide
Posted on 17 Apr 2012 / 0 Comment
The movement of the body (pivot) is another often misunderstood part of the golf swing and yet one of the most important elements effecting movement and balance. With all of the popular catch phrases that are used like “turn your hips first” on the downswing it’s easy to see how this part of the swing […]
Check Your Plane
Posted on 17 Apr 2012 / 0 Comment
The swing plane is often misunderstood in the golf swing yet it’s one the most critical elements that control the quality and direction of ball flight. Think very simply of the swing plane as being the angle that the shaft travels on from start to finish, just the same as the shaft sits on an […]
The Flat Left Wrist in Golf
Posted on 17 Apr 2012 / 0 Comment
Compress the ball with the club’s true loft At Augusta Golf Instruction, we have been asked many times what my hands should be doing at impact. At times, golfers develop misconceptions of what it should look like at impact and how it feels. Obviously, the most important part of the golf swing is the moment […]
Golf Secrets: Smash Factor
Posted on 17 Apr 2012 / 0 Comment
One of Trackman‘s laws concerning the “Smash Factor”….. Generally speaking, to maximize ball speed, it is more important to improve centeredness of impact than to increase club speed. So in AGI terms, it is much better to find that fine line where you have high club head speed while maintaining center of the face contact. If […]
Golf Tips: A Steady Head
Posted on 17 Apr 2012 / 0 Comment
When Mr. Homer Kelley wrote his popular book The Golfing Machine he listed the three Essentials to a good golf swing. In this post we take a look at the first Essential -maintaining a steady head in your golf swing and why that is important. I think one of the reasons that many golfers have […]
Golf Tips: The Purpose of the Backswing
Posted on 17 Apr 2012 / 0 Comment
This blog post was born out of necessity more than great inspiration, but nonetheless let us consider the backswing and the real objectives we should want to achieve with our golf swings. Countless are the times I have seen golfers take the club back at a rate too near the speed limit only to crash […]
Training Aids: Hank Haney Swing Band
Posted on 17 Apr 2012 / 0 Comment
As many of you know, RARELY do I get enthused over training aids because I have seen too many that make promises that just don’t deliver. Today at Augusta Golf Instruction we received a shipment of Hank Haney Swing Band’s and after testing by myself and Cary we both agree this is a product that […]
The 3 Dimensions of the Golf Swing
Posted on 17 Apr 2012 / 0 Comment
Hopefully this video will clarify some misconceptions on the three dimensional motion of the golf club especially during the take-away. During the start-up, the shaft of the golf club moves in a straight line; however, the head of the golf club actually moves along the arc and inside the target line. This video will show […]
Golf still needs Tiger Woods
Posted on 17 Apr 2012 / 0 Comment
Should we love or hate Tiger Woods, plenty of folks on both sides of the fence since the car crash”incident”. After all, Tiger did let us down, didn’t he? He is at least partially human after all. He made some major life mistakes for the whole world to see, still shows his temper, spits on […]
