Hi,I know you work hard on your game and gather your distances and I also know it’s frustrating when your performance on the course doesn’t improve. Greens in regulation don’t increase or distance from the pin doesn’t get closer. My question to you today is - Do you know your CARRY distances? You might think you hit your 7-iron 170 yards. But do you actually know your average carry distance? Do you know your gapping? Or which club is costing you the most shots around the greens?Often Golf is...
18 days ago • 1 min read
I played a tournament earlier in the year. Having not played for a couple of weeks leading up to the event due to wintry conditions here in the UK, I took to my stats to try and figure out the best game plan that I could come up with to best represent my game. And using my shot scope data, I found that one of my main strengths in tournament golf is hitting greens in regulation. For me, and for most golfers, there is a direct correlation with shooting lower scores when you hit more greens in...
29 days ago • 1 min read
Hey. I hope you've had a great week of practice. Let's hope that practice can be rewarded with a good round of golf this weekend. In a recent YouTube video I posted, I showed the effects of poor spine angle control. One of the most common faults that I see in my lessons is the lack of understanding of the spine angle, not only at setup but throughout the golf swing. Many golfers actually correct this during the swing and can get into a decent impact position. However, the constant change of...
about 1 month ago • 1 min read
Hey all, I recently produced and released a golf video on YouTube, talking all about weight shift. This video was inspired by my online and in-person lessons because it seems that many golfers are scared to move their weight with many trying to keep the head still. I'm sure many of your own playing partners have told you to keep your head down or that your head is moving too much but By trying to stay still, we create a whole raft of problems. Golf is a movement performed on an angle with an...
about 2 months ago • 1 min read
Hey Hopefully a nice weekend of golf is on your agenda. I post golf coaching YouTube videos every Wednesday and Sunday. All coaching videos are based around real golf lessons that I give both in person and online. This week's YouTube video is around the P3 position in the backswing. P3 is important because it directly follows the takeaway position, and I would say it's the first point in the golf swing in which we can critically analyze the shaft angle and the clubface position as to how you...
about 2 months ago • 1 min read
Hi, Over the last few days, I’ve shared why I believe HackMotion is one of the most effective training tools available for golfers who genuinely want to improve. So who is it really for? In my opinion, HackMotion is perfect for golfers who: ● Practice regularly, but feel stuck ● Struggle with consistency ● Fight slices, hooks, poor contact, inside takeaway, or loss of distance ● Want more control over the clubface ● Enjoy using real feedback instead of guessing ● Want structured practice...
4 months ago • 1 min read
Hi, I’ve seen a lot of golf training aids over the years. Most are either: ● Too complicated ● Too gimmicky ● Or they simply don’t transfer into real improvement on the course HackMotion is different. Why? Because it focuses on one of the most important parts of the swing: Clubface control. And your wrists heavily influence clubface control The best golfers in the world consistently deliver the clubface because they have repeatable wrist conditions through the swing. Most amateur golfers...
4 months ago • 1 min read
Hi, I create a lot of instructional content. But here’s something important every golfer needs to understand: No single YouTube tip works for everyone. A drill that fixes one golfer’s slice could make another golfer’s hook even worse. That’s because every swing has different faults. This is exactly where HackMotion stands out. Instead of forcing every golfer into the same positions, it analyzes YOUR swing first. The app walks you through a guided assessment, identifies your wrist-related...
4 months ago • 1 min read
Hi, One of the phrases you hear all the time in golf is: “Just feel this…” The problem? Feel is incredibly unreliable. What feels “neutral” to one golfer might actually be severely cupped. What feels “bowed” might barely move the clubface at all. I recently talked about this in one of my videos using a simple analogy: Trying to improve your swing without feedback is like trying to park a car with your eyes closed. You might get lucky occasionally… but most of the time, you’re just guessing....
5 months ago • 1 min read