Paul Smith holds a Master Craftsman’s rank certified by the Golf Clubmakers Association in the USA and is one of only 220 Authorised Instructors of The Golfing Machine (Bachelors in Golf Stroke Engineering). Clients get a first class education session whether it be fixing a swing fault or building clubs from scratch to suit a player’s ability.
Golf courses are full of players who struggle to either know they have an Over the Top motion, or even if they know they have...
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The Impact Fix is a feel for impact alignments, fixed in the mind and body before the swing starts. The rest of the swing feels...
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In our first article demonstrating the "Taly training aid":http://www.taly.com/golfchanneldb.html?utm_source=iSeekGolf&utm_medium=KillerImpactTalentLink&utm_campaign=iSeekGolfLinkKillerImpactTalent we showed how it can be used to visualise the Flat Left Wrist in relation to...
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In the ISG Golf School articles, we promote the need to maintain a Flat Left Wrist (FLW) throughout the swing. In previous articles we have...
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In the last grip article we looked at the Baseball grip and how with a bit of a tinker you could learn to feel more...
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In the club release articles, we looked at dropping the loaded bomb, but the mechanics of how to drop it was left until now. Here...
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We all know how bridges and airplane wings are built using supporting beams and struts, so it is fairly logical that if we wish to...
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We had a look at fitting for a driver in the first of this series. This time around we will tackle the shot where the...
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Baseball and golf seem a world apart yet the baseball grip is a means to clamp the club in a basic manner, which can work...
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In the previous article on grips we looked at a variety of grip types. Here we will look at how power can be added or...
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As a teacher of this great game of ours there are some people who you just really enjoy having a banter with. Nearly a quarter...
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In part one we focused on lifting the bomb to its designated destination for the job at hand. The coil spring was in place, the...
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h3. Loading the Bomb In previous articles in the Golf School section we have covered the basic requirements of what a Plane is and how...
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In the club fitting article, we talked about the club fitting interview process and looked at a general shot profile a player might employ when...
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This has to one of the greatest mysteries in learning and playing golf. Everything in the downswing happens so fast that by the time we...
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In the previous pitching article we examined the Flat Footed wedge shot with little or no wrist cock nor hip turn for the short range...
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"A ball will always roll down a hill and stop, unless there is sand or water at the bottom of it." Now, water is a...
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In the previous article we looked at the short Chipping stroke and here we will move up the power food chain to the slightly longer...
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Grips are often overlooked by golfers as just a bit of rubber to hang on to, yet they are the only part of the club...
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I have heard many people say that their short games depend upon feel and imagination. On a good day it's brilliant; on a bad it's...
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