Golf Tips

Both your dominant and non-dominant sides play a crucial role in your golf swing. Do you know how much power and force should come from your dominant side?

When I ask my students what the most important thing they are looking to get out of their lesson, the most popular response I hear is: ‘I just need a little more consistency in my game’.

I was invited into the ABC studios to talk all things golf. Listen to my interview with Niav Owens here. We covered a lot; from junior golf, to the lack of key players in the Australian Open.

You should choose your golf clubs with the same careful and deliberate consideration as choosing a suit. Here’s why I firmly believe club fitting is so important to playing your best game.

Once the cold weather comes, many golfers don’t play until it starts getting warmer. If you’re serious about your golf, here are a couple of options for you to enjoy playing year-round.

Struggling to improve your game? Here are the three principle areas I focus on with my students which regularly result in improvements to their swing and lower scores on the course.

One of the most challenging things about becoming a better golfer is conquering our biggest enemy, ourselves. Here, I show you how to overcome swing thoughts.

I was recently asked by one of my students what my thoughts on the left arm were, and its role in the golf swing. Here’s how your non-dominant arm contributes in the swinging motion.

If we can understand how the upper body and lower body work, both together and against each other, we can get a clearer idea on the whole weight transfer concept.

How do you hit the ball further? The answer is simple, just find the middle of the golf club every time! Here, I show you how to find that sweet spot to give you more distance.