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Week one.

How to hold the club (the grip) and how to creating good body posture. How to aim the club and your body, How to retain your body posture throughout the golf swing.

The swing plane (the path the club takes). How the club is expected to swing around the body pivot. How to identify a good swing plane. Exercises to achieve a good swing plane and checkpoints identified.

Creating width in the golf swing. What it means to be narrow on why this is harmful. Good positions to identify, that determine width. Check positions to practice.

Understanding the Club head’s movement. What is defined by open closed how to identify a neutral club position. How the club head can achieve a neutral position and if this is for you !

Week five

Deeper look at the ball position and how this can affect transferring your weight. The difference between weight transfer and moving pressure in the golf swing. How to control lateral movement How to identify excess lateral movement. Exercises and check points to self apply the above principles.

Reading this, you’ll probably have finished my foundation course and understand the basic principles of the golf swing.

As we develop at different rates and the lightbulb is turned on at different times for each of us, I encourage participants of this course to purchase their own golf balls.

This custom (I hope) encourages quality over quantity! With an opportunity for participants to hit as many or a few balls as you’ve identified is appropriate for you to make change and improvement. Again this is different for all and its your job to understand you. 

A private session: This course includes a personal evaluation of your uniqueness at the outset. This is a deeper look at your swing, what action to focus on in the next five weeks to create a strong swing habit and a goal for focus. This will include video notes to promote that change.

Week One - Chipping - This shot is used around the greens typically when you are very close within a few yards of green, it is intended to travel through the air over a very short distance and roll the remainder of the way to the hole.

The chip requires good body awareness and posture. We will take a look at how width is required in a basic chip shot, which is beneficial to practice and ingrain in the full swing, this small swing is the perfect way to warm up and perpare for a full swing.


Week Two- How to practice, aiming at a targets, whilst working on your personal session.

Week Three - The transition from the end of the backswing to the strat of the downswing. What the plane should look like.

Week Four- The principles of impact, the position and fundamentals required for good ball striking. The all important finish. Taking control of your balance.