After getting a lesson, it may be hard to know whether you should apply these swing changes straight away on the course. This really does come down to how much practice you intend to do before the game. If you are someone who finds it hard to find the time to practice and the game is just around the corner, I would include a single element of the change. If you are someone who is able to practice two to three times before the game, I would adopt more of the swing changes when going out to...

Now once you've learnt the basics of swinging the club, you'll soon learn how to shape shots. It's actually a lot easier than you would think. The two shots that are available to you when shaping shots are draws and fades. To be honest these shots once learnt, are actually easier than hitting straight shots. There are two methods used commonly when executing these shots with one being dependant on body position and the other on clubface. The traditional method is where you would aim the...

The biggest reason people come in for lessons is to stop the slice. This is because the majority of people who come in for lessons are beginner to intermediate level. The reason why most people slice when developing their game is simply because we grip the club with our hands, therefore activating muscles in the upper half before we swing. This in turn leads to most people being too upper half dominant through the swing and hence throwing the club away from the body on the downswing,...