My Golf Coaching Process and Results

Are you a slicer? A simple tee can be one of the best training aids to give you instant feedback on your swing plane. This drill helps you feel the difference between a steep, over-the-top swing and a flatter, more powerful path to the ball.

Here is a look inside the coaching app I use for all my online lessons. You can upload your swings, and I send back detailed video analysis with voiceovers and drawings. All your lessons are saved in one place, so we can track your progress over time.

This is the kind of rapid progress we can make, even in just two lessons. By identifying the root cause of a swing issue, often just one key change can create a chain reaction of improvements. Here, we focused on sequencing to build a more athletic and repeatable motion.

My first step with any new player is to understand the ball flight, because the ball never lies. I focus on getting you to make solid contact first and foremost. Once we achieve that *bilkul flush* feeling, things like accuracy and distance start to fall into place.

It is an incredible feeling to see my students succeed. Here is my junior player Aaradhya Rawat after winning the USKIDS Championship. My coaching is about building a process for long-term development, and seeing that hard work pay off is the ultimate reward.

The 'Drag & Flick' is a great drill to give you physical feedback on maintaining your posture through the swing. If you tend to stand up early and flip your hands at the ball, this drill helps you feel the correct sequence of rotation and maintain shaft lean for better compression.

An improper pivot is one of the most common issues I see, leading to all sorts of problems in the downswing. Here are two simple drills you can do with just an alignment stick to train the correct hip movement in your backswing for a more powerful and centered turn.