Listen in on September 18th as I’m Featured On The Fairway Executive Podcast – Educating the Golf Industry

I’m very excited to be joining Jeff Harrison, Amy Anderson and Andrew McCauley on the Fairway Executive Podcast on September 18th at 7am. The goal of this podcast is to educate the golf industry, which as you know is a passion of mine as a golf instructor.

I’m looking forward to their questions, and I hope to be able to share my knowledge about the industry and also educate those who listen in.

If you’re interested in listening to this interview, here’s a link to the podcast – https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/fairway-executive/id909420535

And, if you do listen in, please let me know what you think! I would love to hear from you.

Keeping Your Hands Inactive Thru Your Golf Swing

The hands obviously hold onto the club and play a major role in the club face control.  If you have a good grip position, your club face has a better chance of starting the ball on the line you intend it to start on.

The hands were not meant to be used for swinging the club with the intent of rotating the club face thru the impact position.  This requires extremely accurate timing and unless you have a physical dysfunction, which precludes you from moving your body or your arms, it is not recommended!

The hands play an intentionally inactive role thru impact to the finish position, the picture below displays this correctly.  The 2^nd picture displays active hands/wrists, which lead to poor contact, directional issues and lack of consistency.  If you are using too much hand action, start turning your body and swinging your arms more to the finish position.