To get into the correct posture, first, take a club and hold it up to your spine on your back. Take your normal standing posture. Make sure your toes are quiet. Now push your hips back and then tilt your spine slightly towards your trail foot. Your knees should be directly over your ankles, and your weight should be in the center of your feet so that your toes are quiet. If your toes are grabbing or lifting, you are off-balance.
Setting up a practice station is very important relative to becoming consistent. To begin, get four sticks. The first one you set down, aim at your target. The second stick goes on the ground parallel to the first stick and about one foot to the left of the first stick on a right-handed player. T...
When you set up to the ball, the way you move the club drastically influences how you take the club away and also how you swing. These small movements, or waggle, program what you want your swing to do. It is critical that you make these motions to help your swing function the way you intend. As ...
