The Golf Doctor at First Cutt

The Golf Doctor at First Cutt Home Indoor Studio during winter
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2x SOPGA award winner, 2025 GRAA Top 100 Growth of the Game Teacher, Voted in 24 & 25 Best Golf Instructor in Dayton, Brad educate golfers so they can achieve their goals. 40 yrs of instruction & 30+ yrs of highschool/college coaching makes the difference

Coming soon! Finally a golf performance program that does it all. This is how it should be for the development of my stu...
09/04/2026

Coming soon!
Finally a golf performance program that does it all. This is how it should be for the development of my student. It’s not just instruction, it’s true coaching for your success - We are taking it to another level!

Get on the wait list:

https://firstcutt.com/coaches

08/30/2026

Misconception: More hip speed automatically means more clubhead speed.

Reality: The hips are an important part of the sequence, but faster isn’t always better. If you consciously spin the hips as hard as possible from the top, you can get the pelvis too far ahead of the arms and leave the clubface behind. The goal is proper sequencing and pressure shift, not simply ripping the hips open. Let me find your speed www.BradSmithPGA.com

08/29/2026

The swing isn’t really about throwing the clubhead at the ball to hit it. Good players are moving the club through the ball toward the target, with the ball simply getting in the way. I always say this is the first time you can legally be out of control so swing the club!


08/28/2026

A straight lead arm can be a useful result, however trying to rigidly hold it straight can create tension, restrict the swing and pull on your shoulder socket. Let the Performance Lab at FirstCutt help you get the most out of your golf game. Straight not locked!

08/26/2026

There are about 5 misconceptions of the golf swing that stops people from improving. I’ve heard these for over 40 years and it can hurt your golf swing. 1️⃣ Keep you head down or keep your eye on the ball
The head shouldn’t be literally kept down. The body needs to rotate, extend, and shift naturally. Trying to keep the head still can restrict the turn and create poor contact. Yes we do keep the head somewhat still however too much movement laterally or vertical is bad. Just don’t lock it in place!
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