Below are links to sample golf lessons for different swing faults. 

First I analyze golf swings of some PGA touring pros so you can see even THEY have some golf swing faults.  Not a problem!  Learn what golf swing faults you need to fix and what golf swing faults you can keep under control.

I won't teach you to totally rebuild your golf swing.  It's easier to fix golf your swing than for you to learn a new one!  Let's work with what you got and get you back on the golf course having a good time.

"Golf Tip of the Week"  My golf tip this week is to be careful about the Stack & Tilt craze.  Just my opinion.  Click on this link to see a video on this subject.  Click here to see what I wrote about it in my Blog.

 

PGA Touring Pro Analysis

• Tiger Woods - Analysis of Tigers Wood's golf swing before and after making 

   improvements with Butch Harmon

• Hale Irwin - Analysis of Hale Irwin, bad backswing...great downswing!

• Jim Furyk - Jim Furyk has a great golf swing!  This will make you dizzy.

• Ernie Els - Notice how well Ernie Els rotates his forearms through the 

  impact zone in his golf swing.

• Sergio Garcia - Sergio Garcia is a great example of how you need to drop

  your arms down first on the downswing, NOT spin the shoulders.

• Nick Price - Watch how Nick Price re-routes the golf club on the

  downswing.

• Lady Pro - Siew - Notice how she drives here weight to her front foot causing

  her to have to roll her hands quickly on the down swing to save a bail out to

  the right.

• Bernhard Langer - See how Bernhard Langer's head goes backwards on the

  downswing!  Bernhard also leads with the back of his left hand because of

  the strong left hand grip he has.

• BEN HOGAN - There ain't nothing new!  Ben Hogan's swing is the same as

  what you see today on tour.  You still need to stay behind the golf ball.

• Brad Faxon - Brad Faxon is the best example of "shaft lean"

 

Typical Swing Fault Analysis

• Proper Example - PGA Tour Player Grant Waite

• Improving Right Shoulder Tilt - Lesson with Clyde Johnson

• Bad Set-Up - You have to start from the right position

• Chest Swinger - The arms MUST move quicker than the body

• Hands High At Address - Common set-up problem

• Place Head Behind the Ball - The club starts at your front shoulder!

• Underneath the Plane Takeaway - Difficult to recover from.

• Example of How You Can Revert Back After Improving - Maintenance!

• Sample Analysis for Pain   - This is a sample lesson for a golfer who was   

  experiencing severe pain in his elbow and back.

• Palm Up, Scooping - Usually goes with "Over the Top"

• Over the Top Swing - Starting your downswing with your shoulders

• Sliding with Your Front Hip - Could make you reversed pivoted.

• Only the Downswing Counts - The path to the ball will determine direction

• 90 Degree Spine Angle - Mandatory for a proper address set-up

• Beginner Lady - How quickly one can improve if you don't get too technical

• Open and Steep to the Plane - The most common fault I see.

• Getting Your Shoulder Behind the Ball - The second most common fault

• Reverse Pivot - The third most common fault...maybe it's tied for second with the shoulders...the problems are related.

• Developing Lag or Angular Acceleration - What you need to have for

  distance.