A proper grip is the foundation of your swing as it directly influences face control, wrist function, and overall swing consistency. This lesson provides a complete walkthrough of how to build a grip that supports the rest of your swing, with specific focus on both the lead and trail hands.

From knuckle positioning and thumb angles to pressure points and connection styles, this guide equips you with everything you need to establish a functional grip that feels natural and performs under pressure, whether you're hitting a gentle draw or launching a driver down the fairway.

Your setup is the blueprint for everything that follows in your swing. A poor stance, posture, or ball position can undo even the best swing mechanics. In this class, you'll learn how to create a balanced, dynamic, and repeatable setup that gives your swing the structure it needs to work consistently, especially with the driver.

A reliable golf swing starts with a disciplined and functional takeaway. In this lesson, we focus on how to initiate your swing with connected body movements, ideal club positioning, and proper wrist and arm structure. Mastering these early movements sets the stage for better sequencing, improved face control, and ultimately, straighter and more powerful drives.

Welcome to your comprehensive guide to building a consistent and powerful backswing. This class is designed to equip golfers of all levels with the essential techniques and insights required to set up a reliable swing foundation. Whether you’re a weekend golfer or aiming to sharpen your competitive edge, this lesson will walk you through the key checkpoints and concepts needed to build a more functional and repeatable golf swing.

Transition is the engine room of the golf swing. It’s where the backswing flows into the downswing; a split-second blend of movement that influences everything from swing path to strike quality. In this class, we explore how great players sequence their transition using rotation, lateral motion, and vertical ground forces to deliver power and control.

The downswing is where your preparation turns into action; the moment your swing begins delivering speed, direction, and precision. In this lesson, we dive deep into the positions, sequencing, and rotational patterns that define a solid downswing, bridging your transition into a powerful strike.

Impact is the moment of truth, and the way your club meets the ball dictates everything from curvature and height to spin and distance. This lesson breaks down key concepts such as strike location, club path, face angle, angle of attack, and speed, helping you understand how each component influences performance.

The follow-through isn’t just the end of the swing, it’s a blueprint for everything that came before. How you finish can reveal the truth about your impact, sequencing, and how well your movements synced up through the ball. In fact, many drills for takeaway and impact are informed by what we see in follow-through positions.

Understanding how speed builds and flows throughout your swing is essential to delivering powerful, consistent drives. This lesson focuses not on pure speed training, but on timing; learning how and when to accelerate different parts of your swing to improve clubhead delivery, increase distance, and maintain your body’s structure throughout.

Amateurs face very common problems with each facet of the driver swing, so let's break it down, and take a look at the things you MUST avoid in order to improve your tee shots with your driver. Hit it longer and straighter than ever before by avoiding these key issues.