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Our instructional golf tips and videos will help you optimize your arms positioning in every phase of your swing by providing practical advice, great tips, easy-to-follow instructions, and effective drills to help you improve. If it's golf body position improvement you seek with respect to your arms, look no further than our list below of great golf articles and videos.
Keeping your left elbow straight is a myth in the golf swing; people who are built thick through the upper body can’t keep th...
The first move down should be a transfer of your weight to your front leg from the ground up as the lower body leads the uppe...
There are four common reasons for why golfers hook the ball, find out which one applies to you and how to fix it...
Keep your left elbow pointing to the ground to eliminate angles in the swing...
Because of the rounded arm swing in the one plane swing the finish features a flatter finish position with your hands lower a...
You might not have time to practice as much as a professional but you can have their set up in a matter of minutes, concentra...
Slicers often play the ball too forward and have their shoulders open to the target line, fix this by setting a tee behind an...
Improve your impact by keeping your hands and body moving at the same speed, many times the body slows down for the arms and ...
Use two clubs positioned parallel to your target line to first align your body and then determine the correct place to aim...
Push shots are caused by a swing that is too shallow and from the inside, many times caused by the body moving in front of th...
Keep your left arm connected to your shoulder...
Learn to control the clubhead through your hands to get a better sense of how to control the ball...
Irons are meant to be hit with a descending blow so a divot should start after the ball, thin shots are most common among wom...
For advanced players this drill works great to gain width in your swing and get you to a free release...
Keep your left heel flat through the swing and to start your downswing by keying on the resistance created by the foot, strai...
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I once had the good fortune to play golf with Arnold Palmer in the summer of 1991. My father was playing with him and there was a fourth slot, which he graciously offered to me.
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