SF Video Vault
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How to play well on a tricky Par 4. This video is an on course playing lesson showing you how I approach scoring well on a tricky par 4. When to go for it, when to lay up, when to play within yourself and when to attack – understanding the best strategy for creating a good low score on the golf course. Filmed on the iconic 10th hole at the Ryder cup venue course “The Brabazon” at The Belfry.
How to play well on a tricky par 4 -
How to hit a power fade. Sometimes when your out playing on the course you will come across a hole which is a left to right dog leg. Knowing how to deliberately hit a power fade so that you retain your tee shot distance but accurately curve the ball around the corner so that it lands on the fairway would be a really useful shot to learn. Here we look at how to play a power fade tee shot on demand so that your able to control the ball flight and nail the next dog leg.
How to hit a POWER FADE -
Effortless power in your golf swing is achievable by every golfer provided you know how to do it. This video shows you exactly what on need to do with your pelvis and your shoulders to create a catapult effect with the club as you go through impact. This will increase your club speed by ensuring you accelerate your shoulders at the correct time as you swing through the strike. This will get you hitting longer golf shots as you time the sequence of your movement better.
EFFORTLESS POWER in your golf swing -
Do you have an ”armsy” golf swing? Have you been told you are “armsy” and need to turn and rotate your body more to improve? This video will explain what that means to you and give you a great drill to work on to get you swinging with more body rotation. Improve your shot accuracy and power once you’ve watched this golf swing video.
Stop an armsy golf swing – get more body rotation -
Fix your slice forever with this drill. Most golfers struggle with a left to right ball flight which can become an out of control slice. Missing the target on the right when you play can cause you all sorts of problems so this video will help you regain control of your ball flight by showing you a really simple and easy drill that will help you fix your slice forever.
Fix your slice FOREVER with this drill -
The golf grip part 2. Improve your ball flight and shot accuracy once you’ve watched this video! Learn how to match your grip on the golf club to the ball flight you currently experience when playing, and alter it so you produce the ball flight that you actually want.
The GOLF GRIP – improve your ball flight. Part 2 -
Strike solid strike long – pressure movement in your golf swing. To strike solid and strike long the pressure movement in your feet needs to be towards the target and into your lead foot for you to the strike the golf ball. Here is a really easy drill that you can work on at the range to get that pressure movement improved.
Strike SOLID strike LONG – Pressure movement in your golf swing -
The GOLF GRIP – what you need to know. How you put your hands on the handle of the golf club is absolutely essential to give you optimal shot accuracy and club face control. This video goes through the basics of the golf grip and what you need to know, including tips to help you remember where your hands should be positioned and the pressure to be applied.
The GOLF GRIP – what you need to know. Part 1 -
An over swing in your golf back swing is a very common issue for many golfers and it leads to a lot of inconsistency with ball strike and shot accuracy – lots of fat and thin strikes and left and right shots. Over swinging results in the club moving beyond horizontal at the top, the shaft not only pointing towards the ground but also right of the target and the left arm very often buckling and bending at the elbow. Over swinging is caused by moving the arms and hands too dominantly and not having your body turn synchronised during your back swing. This results in very little resistance being created in the body and the over swing is a product of this. This video will help you get to the root of the issue, learn how to move your body better and get you creating a synchronised body arm and club movement during your back swing so that you can create a perfect position at the top of the swing.
How can I STOP my golf OVERSWING -
Divots can tell every golfer a great deal of information about their golf swing and what you should work on to improve. Initially, do you actually take a divot or not? This is valuable information – should you or shouldn’t you take a divot? If you do how deep should they be? Can divots help you understand why you are hitting the shot type and shape that you do? Can they tell you what to work on to improve? This video has ALL THE ANSWERS for you.
What your DIVOTS can tell you