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Topping the ball ruining your iron shots? Learn the two most common causes—hanging back and the dreaded chicken wing—and discover simple, effective drills to strike the ball clean and confident every time.
Boost clubhead speed with two easy, data-backed tweaks: speed up your backswing to increase body rotation, and use knee flex like a spring—straighten your trail leg in the backswing, then flex it explosively into the downswing for added power.
Chunking the ball can wreck your confidence and your score. Learn why chunking happens and how elite players use a simple re-centering movement to stay crisp. Includes a practical drill that helps you strike irons cleanly by shifting your weight forward through impact.
This blog explores how reducing elbow bend in your backswing can help you make solid contact every time. Learn a simple drill from GOLFTEC's Patrick Nuber to improve your backswing and achieve that perfect shot feeling!
Lead elbow flex refers to the bend in your lead (front) elbow during the golf swing. More flex usually means more inconsistency—causing fat or thin shots. Better players maintain a straighter lead arm by pushing their arms outward throughout the swing, rather than pulling them in toward the body.
Your first lesson, a swing evaluation, uses advanced technology to analyze and understand your golf swing.
Your coach will help you understand your goals and create a actionable plan to accomplish them.
Select the lesson and practice plan that fits your game and goals. It’s time to turn faults into strengths.