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Why is the Right Sided Swing so effective?

We believe that anybody can learn to be a great golfer if they have a basic understanding of a few simple, interconnected concepts. On this website we provide Video Tutorials and Drills that empower mastery of your own technique.

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Over or Under the Shoulder?

Is there one standard for the club swinging under or above the left shoulder? All your video lessons to me instruct me to bring the club over my left shoulder, i.e., between the tip and the ear. In contrast, I notice many of your players finish with the club exiting under the left shoulder, sometimes only chest high. This is especially true hitting a punch. Please clarify. Best Regards, Frank

Moving the Skelton

If you clear your left side early your shoulders have to counter-balance and become vertical or face to the right. This twisting compresses the disks in between the vertebra. It is the main cause of repetitive lower back injury in better players. In this video Gary explains why most of his players have enjoyed such long careers.

The Right Shoulder Move

Understanding the turn and how the right shoulder moves is crucial in the RSS. In this video Gary talks about the correct turn direction and how to avoid stagnation.

Club-Face and Body: Back to Basics

The relationship of the club-face and body is the key to consistency in the Right Sided Swing. To maintain it you need to master the basics.

Driver Fix: Zero Drag

Most Driver problems are caused by bad set-up angles and sequence. Gary stopped Michael Campbell hooking it by fixing his sequence. In this video Gary talks about the dragging pattern and how to fix it.

Jean-François Remésy

Jean-François Remésy is a multiple Tour Winner and is currently 8th on the 2019 Staysure Order of Merit. In this video he talks about his journey with coach Luke Ringrose and gives some advice on RSS technique and longevity in the game.

Power Punch

Dear Gary san, I’ve learned that the impact is everything in RSS, but I am just curious if there is something common to Bruce Lee’s punch motion with our RSS. It would be appreciated to talk a little bit more what you have seen his motion so that I can get more sense of the impact in RSS. Kind regards, Toyoki

Over the Camera Shot

Gary, I implore you to hit a shot over the camera. That is the one angle that, for me, will best demonstrate the left arm fold, the shoulder angles at impact, and the plane through impact. Thanks for your personalized instruction. Best Regards, Frank

Inside Wide Vs Inside Steep

A lot of good players get narrow coming down, they tend to hit it low and hook the ball. Understanding Swing Radius is the key to being shallow without pulling the club down.

Arms in Front

When the arms go behind the body going back the only way to come from the inside is by straightening the posture. In this lesson Gary gives this student more power and accuracy though compression.

Long Bunker Trajectory

Being able to hit long bunker shots with different trajectories is very important skill. In this video Gary talks about the adjustments you need to change the trajectory and spin of the ball.

Flighting the Long Clubs

Many golfers struggle getting their longer clubs airborne! It can be even harder when you get on a downhill lie. In this video Gary shows how to get your long clubs flighted with the RSS and where to position the ball.

Hand Path

Tour Players tend to have trouble with their path when they try to shape the ball the wrong way.
In this lesson Gary talks about hand path.

Left Arm Fold

People who go from low to high can draw the ball. In this video Gary explains the Left Hand Backhand Drill and how it can cure people who spin and slice the ball.

Arm Bias: Apposing Hands

In this video Gary talks about the correct arm structure and recommends a couple of Drills to get the hands positioned correctly at set-up.

Transition and the Bent Left Leg

It is very difficult to get the lower half working correctly in transition if you go under early. In this lesson Gary talks to Rebecca Artis about her transition and why players like Justin Thomas and Jordan Speith require such a different leg and hip action.