Golf Swing Analysis and Video Feedback

Here you can see the follow-through of the swing overhaul. The 'after' image shows a much more connected and powerful position post-impact, a direct result of improving the center of pressure and center of mass relationship in the swing.

The impact position tells the story. By working on macro changes to his movement, this junior golfer is now able to maintain his posture and deliver the club more consistently, which is the foundation for solid ball striking.

Putting upgrades are often subtle but make a huge difference on the scorecard. Here, we worked on improving the putter face alignment and arm structure at address and through the finish for a more repeatable stroke.

A consistent setup is key to great putting. This before-and-after shows adjustments to feet and shoulder alignment, creating a more stable foundation for the putting stroke. These small details are what turn three-putts into tap-ins.

This side view of our putting work shows the change in arm structure. The 'after' photo shows a more connected and stable setup, which helps eliminate unnecessary hand and wrist movement during the stroke.

From weak fades to strong draws in just a few minutes. This shows how quickly we can change ball flight by adjusting the setup and initial takeaway, proving that you don't always need a complete swing overhaul to see immediate results.

The top of the backswing sets the stage for the downswing. By making a small adjustment here, we were able to completely change the club's path into the ball, turning a weak fade into a powerful draw.

A different angle of the same transformation. Notice the change in body angles and club position. These adjustments allow the player to attack the ball from the inside, promoting a draw shape.

The impact position is a result of everything that came before it. The 'after' image shows a much stronger and more compressed impact, which is the source of the new, powerful draw ball flight.