Logan Murphy Golf

Logan Murphy Golf PGA Teaching and Coaching Professional (Golf Instruction/Coaching, Club Fitting, & Mental Golf Coach)

09/03/2026

My guy Weston is swinging it great! We’re using the Junior Power Package to help keep his arms and wrist structure in a strong position. Pretty good move for a 12-year-old! Keep it up, kiddo 👊

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Great work with James McGovern today! We improved his backswing structure, leading to better clubface control and a more...
09/02/2026

Great work with James McGovern today! We improved his backswing structure, leading to better clubface control and a more predictable ball flight. 👏⛳️

Way to go Laken 🥇
09/01/2026

Way to go Laken 🥇

Good job Laken!! Keep working at it 👊
08/28/2026

Good job Laken!! Keep working at it 👊

A look inside a full lesson progression with Cameron Singler today 👀During the analysis portion of the lesson, we identi...
08/27/2026

A look inside a full lesson progression with Cameron Singler today 👀

During the analysis portion of the lesson, we identified two connected issues early in his backswing:

1️⃣ His forearms were rolling too early in the takeaway, causing the club’s center of mass to work too far inside his hands.

2️⃣ He wasn’t adding enough radial deviation—or vertical wrist set—leaving the club under-hinged by P3.

From there, we established two checkpoints:

✅ At P2, get the clubhead in line with or slightly outside the hands by keeping the forearms more closed, reducing the amount of roll and adding more vertical wrist set.

✅ By P3, get the shaft pointing as vertically toward the sky as possible, creating close to a 90-degree angle between his lead arm and the club shaft.

Once we identified what needed to change, we worked through a series of drills and feels. By the end of the lesson, Cameron was consistently hitting both checkpoints.

Unbelievable work today, Cameron! Swipe through to see the progression from the beginning of the lesson to the end. Looking forward to continuing our work together! 👏⛳️

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Congrats Bryan Warren 👏 🏆
08/23/2026

Congrats Bryan Warren 👏 🏆

🇺🇸 PGA HOPE Boot Camps – Oak Brook Golf ClubI have two PGA HOPE Boot Camps coming up in September for PGA HOPE graduates...
08/23/2026

🇺🇸 PGA HOPE Boot Camps – Oak Brook Golf Club

I have two PGA HOPE Boot Camps coming up in September for PGA HOPE graduates looking to continue developing their game!

Each Boot Camp is limited to just 4 golfers and features six weeks of instruction, alternating between practice-area instruction covering full swing, short game, and putting, and on-course coaching.

⛳ Tuesday Morning Boot Camp – Starts September 1 at 9:00 AM
⛳ Tuesday Evening Boot Camp – Starts September 1 at 5:00 PM

If you’re a PGA HOPE graduate and interested in taking your game to the next level, I’d love to have you join us!

Registration links in the comments below. 🇺🇸

Logan Murphy, PGA

08/23/2026

Really good work with Brooks today! ⛳️

His golf swing continues to make great progress. We finished up on the putting green working on one of my favorite putting drills — the Chopsticks Drill — focusing on stroke mechanics.

Keep doing more of this kid and you’re going to be just fine! 👊⛳️

Before ➡️ After Zach Williams At Zach’s level, this isn’t about trying to create a completely different golf swing. His ...
08/21/2026

Before ➡️ After Zach Williams

At Zach’s level, this isn’t about trying to create a completely different golf swing. His club path and face numbers were already in a good place on average. The goal was to tighten the variance—particularly with strike, low point, and face angle—and ultimately make his misses better.

The pattern we identified was a tradeoff between his hand path and pivot.

His hands lacked depth at the top, creating a steeper hand path. At the same time, his pivot provided the shallowing piece through a larger sway gap, with his upper body farther from the target than his lower body at the top of the backswing.

The goal was to trade those pieces more efficiently:

➡️ More hand depth through improved backswing rotation
➡️ More stacked upper and lower body at the top to steepen the pivot and reduce the sway gap

Essentially, we added a shallowing piece with the hand path while adding a steepening piece with the pivot.

The result was a more balanced pattern that gave Zach better control of strike, low point, and face angle.

Zach is already a very high-level player who hits a lot of great golf shots. At this stage, the work is less about making the good shots better and more about making the bad shots better and tightening the overall dispersion of the pattern.

Really productive work today!

08/18/2026

Lesson 1 ➡️ Lesson 2

When Jack came in for his first lesson, his club path was averaging 17° LEFT — one of the most extreme path numbers I’ve seen.

By the time he came back for Lesson #2, his path had moved to essentially neutral, and he was hitting much straighter, more predictable golf shots.

And the best part — it’s already translating to the course.

Jack’s dad texted me that he fired a 79 in his high school tournament. 👏

Pretty awesome progress after just one lesson and some work in between.

Great job, Jack. Keep it going! ⛳️

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