Keeping the club-face square to the sternum is not possible without the right posture at set-up. The club-face body relationship during the swing is the key to achieving True Loft at impact. When you get it right the club doesn’t flip and the arms do not have to extend and hit to the right.
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Hitting with the wind at your back is perhaps the most challenging shot in the game. If you turn correctly you can spin the ball into the wind and hold it up. If you don’t chances are you will be looking for it in the right rough.

Many of our Tour Players have had trouble with this shot but it is one of the most satisfying to conquer!

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Peter Senior returned to practice today after returning from a holiday in the USA. He was a little rusty but after a 30 minute session with Gary he is back and ready to play again. Pete is going to play next week in the Ian Weigh Toyota Rockhampton Pro-Am and has been invited to play in the Australian Open at the Lakes Golf Club later this year. Peter won last time it was played at the Lakes in 2012 and the way he is hitting the ball he should not need much encouragement!

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Rebecca Artis is now in the field for the Women’s British Open Championship in August. She finished inside the Top 25 on the Ladies European Tour Order of Merit with some great play earlier this year and is looking forward to playing the Royal Lytham & St Annes layout again.

Rebecca had a solid finish last week on the LPGA Tour finishing T27 in Arkasas on 8-under-par. She has made many improvements to her game over the last couple of months and the results are starting to show.

She will tee it up in another major this week at the KPMG Womens PGA Championship. Good Luck Rebecca!

If you lean the top half of your body toward the target on the way back it is almost impossible to shift correctly on the downswing.  If you are falling back and can’t cover the ball, chances are that your top and bottom halves are in the reverse order!

We have just uploaded a new Live Lesson that shows you can change your swing very quickly with the right concepts.

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Most of the world’s best golfers move forward into impact. Hitting against a firm left side is not possible if you shift incorrectly and it is definitely not do-able if your top half is in-front of your bottom half coming down. We have just posted more new video here. There is more coming this month on the RSS transition, how to lean the shaft and some new putting techniques we are seeing on tour.

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Five-time Open Champion, Peter Thomson, put a lot of focus into how he started and because his angles were so good he did not need to practice very much. Most people struggle with the Driver because they start wrong! Here is a new video with some advice from Gary and some golden footage of Peter Thomson.

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There are a lot of dogleg holes out there that require a fade with the Driver to stay on the fairway. You can get into a lot of trouble when you try to fade the ball the wrong way! Watch the full video here, Gary explains how to fade the Driver without changing your backswing or clearing out on the downswing.

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All great ball strikers trap the ball at impact. Getting true loft gives you trajectory and distance control. We have just uploaded some footage from a recent clinic Gary did with Australian golf legend, Peter Senior. In this video Gary and Peter talk about how getting true loft requires the correct club-face body relationship.

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Tour Players can still shoot good scores when they are not quite on, they can get around a golf course playing what Mikael Lundberg terms “Percentage Golf”. In this video he talks about changing his swing to get more accuracy, how to play the percentages and how to hit different types of shots without changing the initial angle of the wrists.

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