www.perfectfitgolf.com http Video golf lesson by Herman Williams, PGA Golf Teaching Professional at The Golf Academy in Raleigh, NC. “Get Hermanized” and learn the downswing move for how to stop blocking golf shots. This is a follow-up to Herman’s golf lesson video about how to stop coming over the top. As most golfer’s improve their swing plane and learn to strike the ball from the “inside” they often begin to lose shots out to the right (for right-handed players.) Watch as 20-year veteran golf instructor, Herman Williams, describes what to do in the downswing with the left hand and forearm to correct this problem. For more coaching info visit www.hermanwilliamsgolf.com.

David Reed, golf instructor of Ruggles Ferry Golf Club in Knoxville, TN, exlpains the Pin High Pro Junior golf swing aid as one of his juniors demonstrates.

www.hermanwilliamsgolf.com Golf swing weight shift explained in this video golf lesson by Herman Williams, PGA Pro at The Golf Academy in Raleigh, NC. The golf swing weight shift is largely misunderstood amongst amateur golfers. In this online video golf lesson, Herman reveals how most golfers have the wrong concept of weight shift which results in casting with an over the top golf swing and a high, weak slice. Look for the article that goes with this video and other golf training videos and articles at http

perfectfitgolf.com Beginner golf lesson by Herman Williams, PGA Teaching Professional at http and The Golf Academy in Raleigh, NC. “Get Hermanized” and learn the 4-step setup for a repeatable approach to the golf ball with proper grip, stance, posture, connection and ball position. The beginning golfer will learn to start with a simple half swing while building consistency and the coordination to take a divot at impact and get shots airborne and solid on day one. The half swing is critical to developing a good impact position and a finish with both arms and the club extended to target. More advanced players may benefit from the training advice on the best way to practice a swing change.

GOLF is without a doubt the most difficult of all sports to master. The fact that the ball is sitting on the ground really complicates the game. To make matters worse, the ball may be sitting on bare dirt, on the side of a hill, in deep grass, or a fairway bunker. This requires precision not found in any other sport. So, how do we handle the fact that the ball is down on the turf? The answer lies in swinging the club on the proper plane. To explain the correct plane you have to understand that the ball is not only on the ground but it is also in front of you. Therefore, the club has to swing correctly around the body as well as correctly up and down. Golfers that swing the club too much around and not enough up and down are considered to have a flat plane and golfer that swing the club too much up and down but not enough around are considered to have an upright plane. Swinging too much Golfers that swing the club too much around and not enough up and down are considered to have a flat plane and golfer that swing the club too much up and down but not enough around are considered to have an upright plane. To illustrate the correct swing plane, I like to use a hoola hoop. At address, I have the hoola hoop tilted toward the target line. From here, I simply turn my body and keep the hoola hoop tilted toward the target line. This helps to understand what the correct plane feels like and what it looks like. To illustrate the correct swing plane, I like to use a hoola hoop. At …