If you're looking for how to stop slicing the golf ball, you've probably already tried everything. You've aimed further left. You've strengthened your grip. You've bought the draw-biased driver that the guy at the golf shop swore would change your game. And on the...

Before starting your training with TrueGroove, you will need to understand how to set it up for your particular swing plane type. There are two basic types of swing planes, and your setup will differ depending on which one you use. Which Swing Plane Type Are You? The...

You spend an hour on the range and go through a large bucket of range balls. You work through every club in the bag. You stripe a few irons in the middle of the session and think, okay, I've got something here. Then that much-anticipated Saturday morning round...

Every golfer knows the feeling. You drive to the range, dump out a bucket of balls, and start swinging. Forty-five minutes later you're sweaty, your hands are sore, and you've hit somewhere around 80 shots. The question worth asking is simple: what actually changed in...

You can tell a student exactly what to do. You can show them on video. You can describe the feel. And yet, next lesson, they walk in and do the same thing they always did. That is not a coaching failure. It is a physics problem. The body learns from sensation, not...

If you've ever watched your ball start left and curve further left — or started right and still curved left — you're probably dealing with an over the top golf swing. It's one of the most common swing flaws in recreational golf, and it's responsible for more slices,...

If you've ever been told you "come out of your shots," lose your posture at impact, or have no room for your hands through the hitting zone, you're dealing with early extension. It's one of the most common swing faults in amateur golf, and it quietly destroys ball...

Choosing between TrueGroove vs PlaneSwing is one of the more common questions golfers ask when they are serious about fixing their swing plane. Both trainers target the same core problem -- an off-plane swing path -- but they do it differently, at different price...

All great ball strikers share two fundamental traits: an on-plane swing path and proper posture throughout the swing. Master these together, and everything else in your swing becomes easier. Lose either one, and you'll spend years chasing fixes that never quite work....