If you want more pars but really struggle staying in your posture, than this tip is for you. I feature awesome Millie who completely transformed her backswing posture by focusing on key elements and then adding this feel to her pre-shot when on the course. Plus, I share lots more critical key poi...

If you want more pars but struggling with thin or fat shots from the fairway, let’s examine the top culprits of why you’re losing forward shaft lean. For solid strikes, your hands need to be leading during the downswing and into impact for the ultimate compression. Hands leading with a square fac...

If you want more pars, but struggle with hitting your drives low on the face, let’s examine the popular culprits and how to resolve. So, let’s get to it.

If you want more pars, but struggle with finding the right trigger for the start of your downswing, then this tip is for you. Players that struggle with slices, pulls, topped shots from the fairway, weak rights will really benefit.

I share great cues that you can replicate right away to help you...

If you want more pars, and often wonder if the driver and iron swing is the same, then this tip is for you. I cover in detail the similarities and differences. So, let’s get to it.

In this episode, I share common impact traits with great ball strikers, how to feel impact PLUS clear myths about the release by defining " the Flip". All great players release (as you'll see). So, let's get to it.

If you want more pars, but you are not crystal clear on WHAT the release is? HOW to do it? And WHEN to do it? Then, this tip is for you. I share all the details. So, let's get to it.

If you want more pars, but struggle with a consistent rhythm and tempo, then let's go ahead and find your signature tempo with this great practice session. So, let’s get to it!

If you want more pars, but you're not really sure if you need spine extension or maybe you're not clear what it is? There is not one way to swing the club and that includes your backswing. I explain the pros and cons of spine extension, so you can determine if it's right for you. So let's get to it.

If you want more pars but you're struggling with contact or you have no distance, let's make sure you're releasing the front knee. If you don't, you'll limit your hip and torso rotation, which is why you're experiencing power failure. So, let's get to it!

If you want more pars, but you really struggle with contact and distance and accuracy then let's go ahead and get you connected. Head to MissPar.com to get my connection band. It's awesome. You can use it for your short game and long game. And then we’ll dive into (once you are connected) swingin...

If you want more pars, but you're really struggling with contact. You top and chunk your shots. Your low point is all over the place, then let's take a look at your shoulders throughout the swing. They play a key role in helping you get through the shot. I share the yes in the no’s, so you can cl...

If you want more pars, but struggle with less than solid shots either from the fairway or off the tee, then let's get you better compression. This translates to more energy when you strike the ball. Energy can be measured with smash factor. We want to increase our smash factor to create better co...

If you want more pars but struggle with your transition resulting in wayward tee shots and poor contact from the fairway, then let’s identify the TOP 5 popular culprits. Once we identify, then you’ll need a remedy to smooth it out with feels and cues to use for practice and course So, let’s get t...

If you want more pars, let's make sure you understand how your wrists operate in the golf swing. They actually work differently from one another. Understanding how they work independently is a simple approach to ensuring that you are hinging correctly. So, let's get to it.

If you want more pars, but struggle with the woods (topping or chinking) then let's get you solid. I share key swing principles as well as lots of great tips and cues to help you get the distance that you deserve.

So let's get to it!

If you want more pars, let’s get your driver setup up to par including your alignment. I share popular culprits and lots of keys for launch success. Plus, I share must-know in-motion keys to ensure that you launch this puppy long and on target. So, let’s get to it.

If you want more pars and a simplified technique (that the Pros use) around the green to create balls that check-up near the pin. How? Stay wide on either side of the fence. Minimal wrist hinge creates a super simple short game technique for your short chip shots, 30-50 yard wedge shots and bunke...

If you want more pars, but struggle with the really long greenside bunker shot, then let’s begin with a smart club choice. From there, join me as I practice and share the keys for success. Plus, I always recommend getting fitted for your wedges. I did and I love my PXGs. It really is paramount to...

If you want more pars, let's check how much (or little) your head moves from address to just past impact. We'll look at a variety of Touring Pros to examine if there is a pattern. We'll use the help of a yellow box to determine how much the pros move and how you can use this same measurement to c...

If you want more pars, let’s get the overly cupped lead wrist outta the bag and replace with it some bowing. Bowing the lead wrist does a few great things for your swing. I explain these keys and popular culprits of why a cupped wrist is no bueno. So, let’s get to it.

If you want more pars, let’s get your backswing more pro-like. Understanding the simple keys to help you improve your backswing will make the downswing that much easier so you can get the slice, weak-rights, pulls and no distance outta the bag. I share cues and feels to help you get down and arou...

If you want more pars, but you’re struggling with achieving solid ball striking consistently, then let’s groove your impact position AND sequence with the help of an impact bag. he bag between the legs is ideal for players that are a little overactive with the legs during the back or downswing, ...

If you want more pars, but struggle from less than solid shots off the tee and fairway, let’s take a look at your trail foot. Players that are upper body dominant typically have the back foot as the partner in crime. Instead, of trying to tackle the upper body, focus on the back foot. Keep it pl...