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In this video, we dive into one of the most common swing issues amateur golfers face: flipping at impact. Using a side-by-side comparison of a JD Golf Academy student and a tour pro, we explore the key differences in clubface control and impact position that lead to inconsistent strikes and loss of distance. 

In this video, we tackle a common swing issue that affects many amateur golfers: lead arm adduction. This is how far the lead arm moves across the chest during the backswing. Too much adduction can cause the arms to get trapped, leading to inconsistent strikes, slices, and poor contact.

In this video, we’re focusing on how your connection to the ground - specifically how you use your lead foot - can dramatically influence your club path on the downswing.

In this video, we’re diving into handle speed (how fast your grip moves throughout the swing) and how controlling this can unlock effortless power and better ball striking.

In this video, we’re tackling one of golf’s toughest short-game challenges; chipping from nasty lies, like dry mud or tight, bare ground around the rough.

In this video, we’re looking at a simple but powerful drill to help golfers create more width and structure in the backswing; a key move that improves both strike consistency and swing path.

In this video, we’re tackling a common swing fault; takeaway troubles, especially when the club gets buried too far behind the body early in the backswing. This move often starts a chain reaction of compensations that lead to inconsistent strikes, slices, or hooks.

In this video, we’re fixing one of the most common driver faults among amateur golfers; poor pressure and weight shift in the backswing.

In this week’s video, we’re tackling a key scoring killer; poor distance control with the putter. Mark explains that true distance control doesn’t just mean getting long putts close; it starts from the hole outward, learning to manage pace and entry lines on short, breaking putts first.

In this newsletter, we’re diving into one of the biggest ball-striking issues for amateur golfers; delivering too much loft at impact. Mark breaks down how learning to de-loft your irons can instantly improve strike quality, consistency, and distance.