rhythm

How can you hope to reduce your handicap if you don’t practice with the one club you use most often

A good swing sees the arms and the body work together to create a fluent, repeating motion.

The low spinny pitch and the super-soft, high-flying flop shot.

Some thoughts on how to control your spin, distance and trajectory in the wedge game, based on a U-shaped swing that produces pin-point accuracy.

Use the right-hand swish drill to fine-tune your sense of rhythm

Why the right shoulder must work ‘under’

How fancy footwork enables you to ‘fire’ the right side

How to Tiger-ise your swing

The perfect example of generating energy with the body ‘core’

A valuable lesson from Jack Nicklaus

Use these images to visualise the dynamic inside track

Is your swing hitting a brick wall?

‘Fly the plane’ to visualise the line of your swing

Use the ‘finger-off’ drill for a full wrist hinge and flowing rhythm – and blend your arm-swing with body turn

Try this pivot exercise – and blend your arm-swing with body turn

‘Dive’ into the perfect athletic posture

How Mark O’Meara’s ‘waggle’ primes the sequence of the swing

The fitting of the left hand is the key to a fluid action

Logical Golf is a teaching system that has been developed through a close working relationship with many of the game’s finest players and coaches.