Golf Warm Up Exercises with Megan Buzza PGA LPGA
Category: Fitness
Before you hit the range or head to Topgolf, do these easy golf warm up exercises from Coach Megan Buzza PGA LPGA!
Golf Tips and Drills from Dallas-Fort Worth Coaches
Free instructional tips and drills from LinksCoach Golf coaches covering the full swing, short game, putting, course management, fitness, and the mental game.
1-2-3 Golf Swing Set Up for Consistency with Megan Buzza PGA
Category: Swing
A simple 1-2-3 setup routine to build a consistent golf swing, from Coach Megan Buzza PGA.
Clock Your Golf Swing and Lock in Your Stock Yardages
Category: Short Game
Determine how far you hit your wedges with each of four back swings: 8 o'clock (quarter swing), 9 o'clock (half swing), 10 o'clock (three quarter swing) and full swing. Make a note of the yardages and label your wedge with those distances for each swing!
You Don't Have a Flipping Problem...Your Wedge Face Is Open!
Category: Short Game
Tyler Kuhn explains why what looks like flipping at impact is often an open wedge face, and how fixing your face control cleans up your wedge contact.
The Wrench Golf Drill That Fixes Bad Golf Ball Contact FAST!
Category: Swing
Struggling with fat and thin shots? Tyler Kuhn demonstrates the wrench drill, a fast way to clean up your strike and start compressing the ball.
Push Draw Secrets: This Simple Setup Trick Defies Logic!
Category: Swing
Tyler Kuhn shares a simple setup adjustment that makes hitting a push draw far easier, so you can shape shots with a repeatable ball flight.
The Driver Swing Mistake Most Beginners NEED to FIX!
Category: Swing
Tyler Kuhn breaks down the backswing fundamentals that beginners get wrong with the driver: setup and hip tilt, shoulder turn, and keeping width so you can hit longer, straighter drives.
Are you playing the right ball position for the right shot?
Category: Swing
Shows how middle and forward ball positions effect the ball flight. I give two swing examples with all the analytics.
Why taking 3-5 lessons only is a bad idea?
Category: Swing
Just being truthfully honest. Taking only 3-5 lessons is usually a bad idea because it’s rarely enough time to build solid fundamentals, develop proper technique, or see meaningful progress in most skills. Students often walk away with partial knowledge, reinforced bad habits, and frustration, ultimately wasting money and motivation while achieving little lasting benefit.
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