by Matt Ristine | Sep 30, 2014 | Golf Swing, PGA Tour, Swing Speed
By Paul Myers The runaway winner of the 2014 U.S. Open at Pinehurst, Martin Kaymer is now a two-time major champion and among the best players in the world. The German has what many would consider to be an incredible golf swing to go along with a consistent short game...
by Matt Ristine | Sep 30, 2014 | Golf Swing, PGA Tour, Swing Speed
By Paul Myers One of the most well-liked golfers on the professional tours, Graeme McDowell has put together an impressive resume that has been highlighted thus far by the 2010 U.S. Open title at Pebble Beach. McDowell is accomplished on both sides of the pond, and...
by Matt Ristine | Sep 30, 2014 | Golf Swing, PGA Tour, Swing Speed
By Paul Myers Lee Westwood may be the current holder of the undesirable title of ‘Best Player Never to Win a Major’. While that might be true, it really isn’t fair to Westwood who has had an incredible career all around the world. Westwood has been a prominent figure...
by Matt Ristine | Sep 29, 2014 | Golf Swing, Golf Swing Speed
By Paul Myers Your feet might be the last place you think to look for more power in your golf swing, but there is more importance to your footwork in the golf swing that you might believe. In fact, golfers who have good footwork are already well ahead of the game and...
by Matt Ristine | Sep 27, 2014 | Golf Swing, Golf Swing Analysis, golf tips
By Paul Myers Playing good golf under normal conditions can be a tough task, as you surely already know. Playing good golf under pressure? That can seem downright impossible, at times. One thing any golfer can do to test his or her skills is to play in a few...
by Matt Ristine | Sep 19, 2014 | Golf Swing, Golf Swing Analysis, golf technique
By Paul Myers Having all the right parts in your golf swing may not be enough – it can help to complete them in a good order as well. Sequencing can be a powerful element within a golf swing, and some of the players you watch on TV have learned this well. Even when...
