LEARNING CENTER

Staying with the Reactionary Golf basics is a great way to start your swing. By keeping the club face square to its path can simplify your downswing and produce straighter shots.

Your grip alignment determines what impact will feel like. This video displays a new technique on how to set your grip alignment regardless of the type of grip you prefer.

There is not a one-size-fits-all backswing position. However, you do want to create an optimal loading center of pressure will allow you to create more speed and efficient club delivery in the downswing. I've added a couple of band training drills to show you how to get into a powerful position.

Golfers, How you transition the club down in your golf swing dramatically determines the quality of ball contact! A smooth transition does not mean slow; it means being precise. Faster arms and upper body are the keys to faster club head speeds. Check out this video on how Rory feels about his transition and how this is a significant factor in his ball striking. We want fast acceleration that is in a precise line, not wobbling due to improper body motion. Use the drills in the video to feel your best swing. You know that effortless shot that keeps you coming back, that is a smooth transition. For more info, head over to Humo.Golf Good practicing! Tony

Golfers, Using a visual aid can help you see and get through impact. In this video, I'm using a pvc pipe and pool noodle to feel how the upper body rotates as the arms deliver the club into the ball. For more information, head over to Humo.Golf Thanks! Tony

Using the Gears Sports system, took the golfer out of the picture to view how the tour average 7 iron moves throughout the swing.

An overview of the differences between an iron and driver trajectories from down the line and face on. Average tour composite swing shows driver does have shaft lean.