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By Peter Harris

Staying connected in the golf swing is when the arms and body are in sync and move together to improve the overall timing and path of the golf club and provide better ball striking and consistency.Last week, we discussed the benefits of keeping the...

By Peter Harris

Staying connected is a common phrase you’ll hear in golf, but what does it really mean? There are many ways to talk about staying connected within in the golf swing. It assumes the premise that when the arms and body are moving together, the overall...

By Peter Harris

Don’t quote me on this, but I think it was Sam Snead (or someone) who once said, “If you want to hit the ball 250 yards, swing like you’re trying to hit it 200. If you want to hit it 200 yards, then swing like you’re trying to hit it 250.”Most golfers...

By Peter Harris

It you’re inconsistent with your ball striking or you’re not hitting the ball as far as you normally do, take a look at the rate of acceleration you create when delivering the club to the ball. When you’re not hitting the ball like you normally would,...

By Peter Harris

It’s so frustrating when we are so close to the green and just need a small chip or pitch shot to get on the green and we instead send it rolling out of control over the green. This type of shot is called a thin shot, or skulled shot, and it’s no...