Most club golfers assume tempo is about how fast or slow you swing. It isn’t. Golf swing tempo is about the relationship between your backswing speed and your downswing speed — and getting that relationship right is one of the biggest improvements a club golfer can make without changing anything else about their swing. The good … Read more

If your iron shots fly higher than they should, if your drives balloon and drift right, if you hit occasional good shots but can’t repeat them — there’s a reasonable chance you’re casting the golf club. It’s one of the most common faults in amateur golf, and one of the most misunderstood. Here’s the honest … Read more

The Orange Whip vs SKLZ Gold Flex – these are the two most popular weighted swing trainers on the market, and they look almost identical. Both have a weighted head, a flexible shaft, and a counterweight at the grip end. Both train tempo and sequencing. Both are widely reviewed and genuinely useful. So which should … Read more

Most golf advice tells you what a good swing looks like. What it rarely tells you is how to actually build one. That’s where golf swing drills come in — they’re the bridge between knowing what you’re trying to do and being able to do it without thinking. The drills below cover the most common … Read more

For UK club golfers, practising your golf swing indoors is the most practical solution to the winter problem — the course is closed, the range is cold, and by April the season starts again with a swing that’s lost most of what last summer built. Indoor practice is the most practical solution — and with … Read more