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Rule No. 1: Position The Ball

Rule No. 1: Position The Ball

Rating: 3

Butch Harmon, 27 September 2009 09:35

With the driver, most golfers play the ball too far forward and stand too far away from it. This might feel powerful, but it sets some bad things in motion. The forward ball position shifts the shoulders open to the target, which leads to an out-to-in swing and usually a slice. Standing too far from the ball pulls the upper ...

 
Butch Harmon Why You Miss Right

Butch Harmon Why You Miss Right

Rating: 3

Butch Harmon, 27 May 2009 09:35

Golfers see their tee shots go right and automatically curse the slice. Sometimes those are blocked shots caused by swinging too much from the inside. The slice comes from an out-to-in swing, so trying to fix a slice when you're hitting a block is the worst thing you can do. ProblemWhen the ball flies dead right, it means your lower ...

 
Butch Harmon: How To Make A Swing Change

Butch Harmon: How To Make A Swing Change

Rating: 3.5

Butch Harmon, 31 March 2009 01:00

The world-renowed coach reveals his 10 rules for overhauling your game. 1 Your ball flight will tell you when You don't change your swing because of what your buddies are saying, you don't do it so you can swing like your favorite pro, and you certainly don't make a change out of boredom -- you'd be surprised how many golfers ...

 
Butch Harmon Power Instruction

Butch Harmon Power Instruction

Rating: 3.5

Butch Harmon, 24 February 2009 01:00

  Shorter + Wider = Longer   For control off the tee, do what my guys do: limit your backswing... My top three tour guys - Phil Mickelson, Ernie Els and Adam Scott - all came to me with the same problem: too much backswing. They'd take the club back too far and then have to rely on super-fast hands ...

 
Butch Harmon Pitching Tip

Butch Harmon Pitching Tip

Rating: 3.5

Butch Harmon, 08 January 2009 01:00

I see a lot of average players trying to pitch the ball way up in the air. Then I watch pros at Tour events, and they keep the ball down, so they can better control how far it goes. Sure, sometimes you need a high shot, but your standard pitch should be a lower one that releases and rolls. In ...

 

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