Marino's Golf

Hands ahead When it is a flop shot, likes to feel like the left wrist starts to fold through impact, which allows the club to pass yours...

Let your weight move forward The average PGA Tour player arrives at impact with 80-95% of his or her weight on the forward leg. The...

The average PGA Tour player moves his head only one inch during the swing. This is important because when your head is relatively steady,...

Common Fault It often takes you two shots to escape bunkers  Your distance control and range of shots from bunkers is letting you down...

Many of the world’s best players hit a fade when they are under pressure. The ability to harness the extra energy created by adrenalin...

If you feel you can produce a lot of clubhead speed, but aren’t getting the distance, it could be due to your position at impact. The...

Try it yourself. Once you’ve aligned your club, position the rest of your body. Some players benefit from aligning their lower body left...

In order to hit the target you need to learn how to align your body properly and point in the right direction. Many golf coaches will ask...

This helps overcome the urge that many players have to lift the ball in the air, that’s when they lose a lot of power. So swing the broom...

It should feel as if you’re "trapping" the ball. This move ensures that the club will reach the bottom of its arc at the ball, not before...

Watch a pro when he’s about to take a shot. Pros tend to place the club on the ground before taking their stance. Try it yourself. Now...

Why not putt into a hole? By getting the feel of the green and putting to a small object it will psychologically make the hole seem much...

The ball should come out high and soft.

If you’re loose, you’ll be able to release the clubhead more effectively, adding clubhead speed, and hence, more distance to your drives