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By: Dennis Clark
One of the most perplexing aspects of the game we all love is this: What we feel we are doing and what we are actually doing are generally not even close to the same thing in golf. I can’t tell you how many golfers over the years I have seen and/or worked with who think they are doing […]
Golfers hear a lot these days about new technology: the latest biomechanical revelations, 3-D findings, fitness training breakthroughs and so on. I think it’s great, because it’s important to stay on top of what the scientific community is discovering in this techno-age of our game. I have great respect for the folks who are dedicated enough to take on this […]
The shank is the most frustrating and embarrassing shots in golf. It can happen to any player of any level at anytime. But the most common shank is the one hit near the green on short chips and pitches. It is so frustrating to get near the green in regulation, but then walk away with a […]
A few months ago, Dennis Clark wrote the popular instruction article “Three golf swing myths that can hurt your game.” Here are five more golf swing myths: 4. Myth: Hitting down on the golf ball causes more spin. Fact: It does not: Dynamic Loft, speed, and point of contact on the face control spin. That’s it. The […]
Slicing and hooking are nothing more than club face (in relation) to swing path issues. If the golf club is coming from inside and the club face is aimed at the target at impact, the golf ball will have left axis tilt, or hook spin. If the club is coming from outside and the face […]
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 […]
Most golfers think of practice as hitting balls on the range, and for the majority of golfers that’s their only practice. Any practice is better than no practice, of course, but when most golfers practice they’re not actually improving their golf swings. They’re repeating their old swings over and over, trying to make compensations so […]
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.
