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Brian, I'm really trying to ingrain this in to my swing. When its good its real good. When its not, I'm extremely steep, slightly flat, and deeper divots. Could this be ball position or tempo? Any drills to reinforce and master this knuckles down position? Thanks!

How would you diagnose this, what would be the tell tale signs that one of your students had this? What kind of synchronization issues would tip you off?

Holenone, Is indoor practice or practice on hard green mats, conducive or counter-productive? Can you obliterate on these types of surfaces? Can you achieve that low point plane on that type of surface? How far down is low point plane comparing 3 iron and a pitching wedge? Thank you, Sir.

The forgiveness of modern golf equipment masks bad ball striking. Hit balls yesterday, all shots appearing to be appropriate traj. & distance? Slightly right of target. Marked balls w/ washable marker and proceeded to hit more shots of similar traj. & dist. . Mark on clubface had impact occuring...

I've heard people say that you can take your impact fix alignment, then move them back to the address position. If you take this flat left wrist position to address, does it appear as though the hands are ahead of the clubhead and the shaft is angled more forward, like a forward press or, are...

One of my four children, Nicholas Palmer, age 7, is starting to show some promise. He recently played in a Ryder Cup format Jr. tournament and shot a 77 on the last day. All was going well. Then he came home and said, "I don't want to play anymore, golf is an old peoples game". I know this...

While certainly not a text book swing, you can't deny the guy can compress a golf ball! What does the Walrus do that makes his ball striking so great, as it would apply to TGM? Also, what in his swing is not compliant to TGM and how does he get away with it? Thanks!

I love Constantino Rocca's Tempo and Doyle's function. They look so good through the impact area, however, I could not help but notice how much the back of the left hand was facing down post impact. I recall Ben Hogan "5 Fundamentals" mentioning this. How do I get there? It looks scary because...