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Master the draw shape

Lee Scarbrow, 03 September 2010 16:32

If you need to hit a draw on a dog-leg left hole, try ditching your driver in favour of a fairway wood. Why? You might lose a little distance, but by using more loft, you’re able to generate more sidespin. All you need to do is align your body down the right and remember to release the clubhead. Find out how ...

Align your ball on the tee

Lee Scarbrow, 27 August 2010 11:08

Many golfers of all abilities draw a straight line on their golf ball to help them align the putter on the green. But why stop there? Any chance you get to handle your ball before striking it, use this to advantage by aligning a line on your ball to your intended target. Rory McIlroy did this during the first round ...

Lengthen Your Drives

Lee Scarbrow, 15 April 2009 10:20

Do you want to add distance to your tee shots this season? A simple tip to help you achieve more power is to push your knees apart at address. This will help you coil in the backswing. TG Top 12 Teacher Lee Scarbrow shows you how to focus on keeping the width in your knees so that you feel the power in the thighs, helping ...

Place a golf ball under your right foot for driving distance

Lee Scarbrow, 25 November 2008 09:00

So you've watched my first driving tip on keeping your legs flexed in the swing but you're still struggling not to let the legs straighten. Here's the answer... Simply pop a golf ball under your right foot and hit shots. It's impossible to straighten the leg from this position. Watch this increase driving distance tip to see how it works...

Get good posture

Lee Scarbrow, 25 November 2008 09:00

A common fault golfers make is to lean too far over the ball at address. This bad posture position robs power off the tee. TG Top 12 Teacher Lee Scarbrow demonstrates how to get into a good posture position by keeping the distance between your hips and shoulders. Watch this video tip on gaining more off the tee to see ...

Fairway woods video tip

Lee Scarbrow, 24 November 2006 15:27

Fairway faults... Lee Scarbrow identifies the three most common faults amateur golfers make with their fairway woods, then offers three simple drills to make these woods easier to play. Employ all three and you'll soon be sweeping the golf ball away off the deck with ease! Having difficulty playing?If you are having problems starting the videos, you may need to ...

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