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In his book, The Plane Truth for Golfers instructor Jim Hardy says there are at least two ways to swing the golf club: Around the body Up and down out in front of the body He labels these swings “one-plane” and “two-plane,” respectively. Ben Hogan was a classic one planer, and Tom Watson was a […]
I think of the golf swing as two parts: The backswing and the downswing. Each represents a side of an equation that needs to be balanced. In other words, the downswing needs to be compatible with the backswing; it has to complement it for a golfer to reach a good impact position. It would not be a stretch to say that […]
So you’re thinking about taking golf lessons, but there are many things to consider before you do. Most importantly, will lessons actually help you get better at golf? I’m a PGA Master Professional with more than 30 years of experience, and have coached many champion golfers of all levels. It’s a beautiful thing to watch a […]
By: Dennis Clark
People often ask me what I’ve learned after more than four decades of teaching golf. The truth is, the most important lessons I’ve learned have very little to do with golf clubs.
Why would you need a swing change? It's an easy question, right? You would consider changing your swing because the results of your current motion are producing poor golf shots.
Swing gadgets and training aids have been around in some form or another since… forever, I suppose. Some are really good, while others are really bad. Some serve a specific problem and some are more universal in their intent. Do they work? It’s a fair question. If I had to choose the one thing that has amazed […]
I’ve been so busy teaching this winter that I haven’t had much time to send a few swing tips your way. As you know, most of my articles stem from the patterns I see over and over on the lesson tee. The day-to-day actions of the people I teach alert me to the fact that […]
Last time we had fun analyzing Dustin Johnson’s toe hook and the reaction of the broadcast team at the Hyundai Tournament of Champions. But I have a feeling DJ is not the only guy out there hitting the toe once in a while. So let’s take a look at WHY he might have done that. […]
Some years ago I was watching the great Spanish professional Jose Maria Olazabal hitting balls on the range at Bay Hill. I was struck, not only by the quality of his shots, but also by his grip — particularly how far he had his left hand turned to the left on the club. The guy […]
As I predicted in an earlier article (Coastal Breeze News May 7, 2026 edition), the death of LIV Golf – as we have known it – has inevitably arrived.
