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Does anyone have video of this kid's swing? It'd be much appreciated.

So in working with the soft draw pattern, I've had good success. My only question is regarding the difference between pouring on the right arm (when the shaft is vertical the last time before impact) and tossing the javelin underhanded. I haven't videotaped myself so I'm uncertain as to...

Congrats El Pato! What'd you guys make of him this week? Did he get lucky? Does he deserve it? The way I see it, the pressure down the stretch at Augusta is a given. So I don't think he got lucky that Kenny choked a bit. Cabrera held on and made the most of his breaks (especially on 18...

Brian, Thank you for another fabulous work. I had purchased Confessions of a Former Flipper and Never Hook Again, and as good as those productions were, you've stepped your game up further. The explanations have become even clearer and your on-camera persona is that much more engaging--which is...

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Not sure myself. Tiger seems to think that distance control is more important. This is apparently something he learned through O'Meara. I would love to hear everyone's thoughts, specifically Brian and the Academy folk!

What do you guys think? I would rank them as follows: Kaymer, Kim, Martin.

Needed birdie on 18, got it. How anyone can attribute luck to that is an idiot. Just this year alone (and it's only March...): I guess he got lucky in Dubai when he made birdie on 18; I guess he got lucky against Holmes when he made multiple important putts; I guess he got lucky against...

Before I came on this wonderful forum, I thought it'd be a bad idea to straighten my right knee on the backswing. "That's old school" I thought. "That's not how 'today's pros' do it." Then I learned better. So, I fooled around today with lifting my left heel to try to load up my pivot even...

Try this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mogN2NrAn-I&NR=1

Do you guys agree?

Stop trying to look so damn pretty out there and just freakin' play. Arnie brought the cool into the game and he did it by being himself, playing hard, and looking good as a product of all that. Jesus you guys, this isn't modeling, it's sport, it's competition, it's about guts.

So I hit some balls today--really well I might add. However, in reading the Manzella neutral grip article and Joe Dante's description of the golf grip, I paid a lot of attention to my grip. I was able to see three knuckles on my left hand. My right hand grip looked damn good on the club, so did...

Enjoy: http://www.pgatour.com/swingplex/

I've read both of the perfect pivot articles. As I detailed in another post, I've made some changes to my swing and some of the main changes involve the way I pivot. Whereas before I over-shifted to the right foot, I now think I'm hanging too much on the left leg. Can someone explain...

Hey Brian, Would you mind discussing the thesis and finding presented by Leitz at this year's convention? What'd you make of it. You've talked a lot about 3-D research and how it'll drastically change the future of playing and instruction. Furthermore, you gave him high marks for his talk last...

That is my question. I swing righty and am very right side dominant. Eyes, hands, feet, etc. So does that automatically make me a hitter? Here's why I'm asking: With the driver and fairway woods, I employed a fairly strong grip (10-2-B type, apparently) and would bend and cock both wrists to...

The guy knows what works. Golf requires athletic ability. Golf instruction requires an understanding of biomechanics that when applied, helps the golfer make the best move he or she can make. Brian stresses the importance of axis tilt, down plane shoulders, head/neck position, and the role of...