One of the most overlooked keys to improving consistency in the golf swing has nothing to do with grip, swing plane, or club selection. It comes down to how you finish the swing. Take a look at one of my students, Michael Hines. When Michael first came to see me,

Take a look at a slow-motion swing from a 77-year-old golfer right before impact. His right arm is completely straight, the back of his wrist is pointing toward the target and the club is trailing far behind his hands. That’s lag. And that position is one of the biggest reasons

If anyone has ever told you, “You lifted your head” and that’s why you chunked it or topped it… You need to hear this. Most of the time, lifting your head isn’t the cause. It’s the result of something else going wrong — and if you fix the real issue,

If you’re a senior golfer trying to gain distance in 2026, this is your blueprint. Not a new driver. Not speed sticks. Not trying to copy a 25-year-old tour pro. This is about something that works better for senior bodies: Move better → swing more efficiently → hit it farther.

If you’re a senior golfer, there’s a very high chance that at impact you look like this: Belt buckle facing the ball Hips and shoulders moving together Hands level with the clubhead No real lag No compression You may think you look like a tour pro at impact. But most

If you’re a senior golfer, here’s something you probably don’t want to hear: The biggest myth in senior golf instruction is that you need to “fix your swing.” For many aging golfers, that mindset is exactly what’s holding you back. You don’t need to swing like a tour pro. You