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31/08/2026

🏌️‍♂️ Learn to hit HIGH & LOW chip shots! 🎯

For both of these demonstrations, I’m using a 58° wedge — but the setup and delivery are very different depending on the shot you want to hit.

⬇️ LOW CHIP SHOT

• Ball slightly back in your stance
• A little shaft lean at address
• Slightly more weight towards your lead foot
• Feel a more active release through impact, with the toe overtaking the heel

The result? 👌

Even with a very lofted 58° wedge, we can keep the flight down, get the ball rolling out and, most importantly, control the trajectory.

⬆️ HIGH CHIP SHOT

This setup is very different.

• Open the clubface
• Re-grip the club with the face open
• Open your stance
• Swing more along your foot line

This allows the clubface to stay more open through the shot, helping you launch the ball higher and land it softer. 🛬

The key is understanding that different trajectories require different setups and deliveries.

Master both and you’ll have far more options around the greens. ⛳️🔥

26/08/2026

🎯 FIX YOUR PITCHING WITH THIS ONE SIMPLE DRILL!

Take your normal setup and simply drop your trail foot backwards. 👣

For a right-hander, this will make it look like you’re aiming right — and vice versa for a left-hander.

What you’ll immediately feel is more pressure on your lead foot. 💥

Now the goal is simple:

👉 Keep that pressure on your lead foot throughout the entire motion.

One of the biggest problems golfers have with pitching is low-point control. With a shorter swing, it can be difficult to shift your pressure at the right time. ⚠️

So make it EASY:

Load onto the front foot ➡️ keep it there ➡️ make a normal swing. 🏌️‍♂️

You’ll start to see a BIG difference in your strike quality and you’ll likely notice a little more spin on the golf ball too. 🔥🌀

Give this drill a go next time you’re on the practice ground and let me know how you get on! 👇

25/08/2026

🚨 Every golfer needs these 3 drills! ⛳️🔥

If you want to improve your golf swing, these are three simple drills I use all the time 👇

1️⃣ The Preset Drill 🏌️‍♂️

Hinge the club up until it’s parallel with the floor. Then rotate your wrists and arms so the butt end of the club points towards the target, with the clubhead level with your hands.

From there, simply swing up and hit the ball 💥

This presets the correct wrist action in your golf swing, helping you control the clubface and keep it as square as possible throughout the swing 🎯

2️⃣ Club Over the Shoulder 🔄

Take the club and place it over your trail shoulder.

From there, make a rotational movement similar to your normal backswing, before extending your arms out and away from you.

This helps you develop the correct width at the top and creates excellent arm structure 💪⛳️

3️⃣ Pause at the Top ⏸️

This one’s simple!

Swing to the top of your backswing, pause, and then hit the ball 💥

The pause teaches you not to pull down on the handle or try to force the club from the top.

Instead, you learn to let the club build speed naturally and in the correct sequence 🚀🏌️‍♂️

Three simple drills. Three massive benefits. 🔥

Save this post 📲 and give them a try in your next practice session! ⛳️👇

24/08/2026

Before vs After 🔥

A great transformation from one of my hybrid online + in-person students 👏

Before:
• Clubhead too far inside in the takeaway
• Clubhead stuck behind the hands
• Overswinging at the top
• Shaft across the line
• Dropping the club too far underneath in transition
• Out of balance and inconsistent through impact

After:
• Clubhead working more in line with the hands in the takeaway
• Better forearm rotation to shallow and lay the shaft off at the top
• Shorter, more controlled backswing
• Club staying more in front on the downswing
• Much better body rotation through impact

The result? More control, better sequencing, and a far more repeatable golf swing ⛳️

If you need help with your own game, send me a message 📩

12/08/2026

Struggling with getting steep in transition because you’re pulling down on the handle too early?

Try this drill:

🏌️ Place an alignment stick under your trail armpit, with more of the stick pointing in front of you than behind.

🏌️ Take the club back to halfway and notice the stick touching your lead forearm.

🏌️ Complete your backswing while keeping that contact, then start down with the goal of maintaining it for as long as possible.

If you do it correctly, your trail arm stays in external rotation, helping the club shallow naturally in transition.

Common mistakes:❌ The stick drops out completely — you’ve lost the connection between your trail arm and body.❌ The stick disconnects at the start of the downswing — your trail arm/shoulder has come out of external rotation too soon.

It’s a challenging drill, but master it and you’ll have a much better chance of eliminating that steep downswing

30/07/2026

If more amateur golfers trained like this, my job would be a lot easier 😉⛳️

Here I’m working on a simple but powerful drill: lowering the hands in the downswing to keep the club moving more from the inside ↘️ and stop the upper body spinning out too early 🚫🌀

I start with 2 reps — lower the hands, pause ⏸️, then strike 💥
Then I blend it into one motion, building from 20% → 40% → up to 90% speed 📈

Why? Because slowing it down gives your body time to actually learn the feel 🧠✨ The pause builds awareness of what “good” really is 👌

From there, take it into full swings (still controlled) 🏌️‍♂️, then gradually add speed as it starts to feel natural ⚡️

Train smart, not just fast 💡⛳️

29/07/2026

Struggling with your wrist and arm structure in the backswing? This one’s for you 👇

🔥 The Drill:

1. Hinge the club up until it’s parallel to the ground
2. Turn your hands and wrists so they point away from you
3. Make a backswing and hit the ball

Repeat this 3 times, then step in and hit a shot without the drill — keeping that same feel 💥

Simple. Repeatable. Effective.

Save this and give it a go next time you’re on the range ⛳️

23/07/2026

There isn’t just one way to swing a golf club.

In this video, I’m demonstrating four different swing patterns:

1️⃣ Steep to shallow – The club works outside the hands in the backswing, creating a steeper shaft pitch. In transition, the club naturally shallows as the club’s centre of mass falls behind the hands.

2️⃣ One-plane – A more traditional pattern where the club travels on a very similar plane going back and coming down. The trail arm stays more connected to the body, and the trail shoulder remains more externally rotated.

3️⃣ Across the line – A pattern I see in a lot of amateur golfers. At the top, the club points right of the target (for a right-handed golfer), often leading to excessive shallowing in transition and a push or overdraw ball flight.

4️⃣ Laid off – The club points left of the hands at the top (for a right-handed golfer). This is typically a flatter-looking backswing and is often associated with a fade-biased pattern.

The key takeaway? There isn’t a perfect swing. Every pattern has its own characteristics, strengths, and weaknesses. The goal isn’t to copy someone else’s swing—it’s to understand your own and optimise it so you can deliver the club consistently and play your best golf. ⛳️

22/07/2026

The downswing sequence most amateur golfers get wrong ⛳️

A lot of players hear “rotate more” and immediately start ripping their chest open from the top of the backswing…

❌ Over the top
❌ Steep downswing
❌ Slices and weak contact

The missing piece?

➡️ Pressure shift FIRST
➡️ Rotation SECOND

Try this:
1️⃣ Make a backswing
2️⃣ Shift pressure into your lead side
3️⃣ THEN rotate through

Rehearse it a couple of times before hitting the shot.

That small sequence change helps:

* shallow the club naturally
* improve club delivery
* neutralise path
* and produce much straighter golf shots

Most golfers don’t need “more rotation.”

They need better sequencing

18/07/2026

These are 3 drills that completely transformed my ball striking ⛳️

1️⃣ The Swing Plate Drill
If your tendency is to get steep in transition, this one is a game changer.
Set an alignment stick just behind the ball line at roughly the same angle as your shaft at setup. From there, feel like you swing under the stick.

Hit the stick = too steep.
Miss the stick = you’re on the right track.

Simple, but incredibly effective.

2️⃣ The Step Drill
One of the biggest issues I see in lessons is golfers getting stuck on their trail side in the downswing.

Make your backswing, and as the club reaches halfway back, step toward the target and swing through. This helps sequence pressure properly into the lead side and improves overall movement through impact.

Awkward at first… but once the timing clicks, it’s unreal for your practice routine.

3️⃣ The “Hell” Drill
Place your trail hand on top of the club instead of taking a normal grip. From there, make swings feeling like the lead hand is controlling the motion.

This promotes:
✔️ Better rotation
✔️ A shallower shaft
✔️ Improved club delivery
✔️ Cleaner strikes

(See my other videos for the full breakdown on this one.)

If you need help with your own game, feel free to reach out

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