Milo Lines Golf

06/12/2026

Do you have to get the club in front? I don’t think so, and if you’ve been following along, you’ll know I’ve used this boat and water skier analogy many times before.

With the clubhead and center of mass staying to the trail side, you’ll have more permission (and freedom) to unwind, create more angles, and swing the club more like you would a baseball bat, axe, hockey stick, tennis racket, etc.

Should the hands and arms also be left way behind? Not in my opinion, but a little stretch in transition can be a great dynamic and aid in good sequence. The arms getting trapped though can create issues. This is a key distinction between the club and the arms.

I’m not sure Justin Rose has always felt this as he’s had numerous feels throughout his career, but I like the thoughts here. 👊

Video from Swing Plane Perfector

06/08/2026

Another epic 3-day school, and season in the books! 📚 The ‘25-‘26 Milo Lines Golf School season officially comes to a close, and we finished it off right with an awesome group in Payson…

We saw some big upgrades! Thank you to everyone who took part this season, and to last week’s host, for the always excellent facilities. And thanks to our school partners:

We’ll be releasing ‘26-‘27 dates here in the coming weeks…stay tuned!

06/07/2026

Steal this pro lesson! Comment PURE and I’ll send you the full lesson video so you can the steps we took back in 2022 to dial in Dana’s ball striking 👊.

I see this pattern a lot, from players of all levels (from 15 handicap to a LPGA Tour like Dana here).

Shaft steepening, pivot and rotation stalling. It can be a recipe for slight chunks and thins, instability in the clubface, and swing feeling unnatural…

In this lesson you’ll see a common roadmap I use with students to get better results. While there is of course nuance for every individual, the global move outlined in this video is at the core of my coaching.

Hope it helps you too!

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06/01/2026

Battling an inside takeaway? Comment CURE to get today’s full lesson video on how to put the start of your backswing on autopilot 👊.

While an inside takeaway isn’t always a swing killer, it often times can set the stage for a difficult road ahead. As I like to say, “get the dominos aligned”.

The roadmap we outlined in this video can make the takeaway more simple and efficient. We’ve seen this help many golfers over the years!

05/31/2026

Fighting an INSIDE TAKEAWAY?

Over our 40 years combined coaching, here's the simple solution we've found to prevent getting off the rails early in your swing...

WATCH NOW: https://youtu.be/x1Xmj3wSOYs?si=K_kAfEqpB85TCEWs

Ed Lasater joins me!

In today's video Ed Lasater joins me to help permanently fix your inside takeaway. Over our 40 years combined coaching, we've seen a ton of different takeawa...

05/29/2026

Hope this helps 👊 Comment REVIEW to get a swing analysis of your own on my page.

05/26/2026

Working through some shallowing feels with to fight off a bit of a steep pattern that developed. Many times “extreme” looking moves can bring about desired changes, and in fact neutral outcomes. We’ll take the after 🫡. Well done Cade!