www.shawnclementgolf.com Shawn Clement, 2011 Ontario PGA Teacher of the Year Nominee and Director of the Richmond Hill Golf Learning Centre, CLASS A CANADIAN PGA MEMBER and #1 MOST POPULAR GOLF TEACHER ON YOU TUBE shows you how to set your inner clock of Rhythm and Timing and how full freedom in the arm club unit feels!

www.targetcenteredgolf.com Eric Jones, PGA Golf Professional and World Long Drive Champion outlines the 5 keys to producing a consistent golf swing for better scoring on the golf course Pre-Shot Routine, GASP fundamentals, Spine Angle, Athletic Balance, Tempo. This golf training video discusses the first step in creating a consistent golf swing: a consistent approach using the pre-shot routine.

In this video clip Michael J. Lavery, ka, The Hammer Man of Golf demonstrates the ability to drive a golf ball off tees that are 15 inches and 12 inches high. The reason for this exercise is to help establish a flat downswing. You can see that it is necessary to have a shallow path to strike the ball properly. This really helps create the drop down into the slot approach. Notice the right elbow stays close to the body on the downswing and then the arms extend out for the ball. This extension is aided by the swing weight of his driver. The club measures 48 inches with a swing weight of G5. The MOI is extremely high and even a very short backswing produces awesome results with distance and accuracy. The Hammer’s approach to golf is to take athleticism to the game. Read his book Whole Brain Power and learn the secrets to better brain performance. The tenets of his program are outlined in his book.

This offseason, don’t get caught up packing on pounds and losing your fitness level. Take advantage of the colder temperatures outside and turn up the heat on your power development. You only have a few weeks to train for power and develop more speed. Lance Gill has the secrets from the tour to help your power problems.

Watch Instructional Videos, Read My Blog, and Discuss Your Game at: The Gateway To Better Golf golfswing.thruhere.net In this golf lesson golf instructor Steve Bishop discusses where most golfers go wrong with their hip action and what the right type of hip action should be. These tips will help you with your balance and power.