The Golf Channel for Golf Lessons
An evidence-based review identifying the eight prevalent errors among novice golfers and prescribing corrective drills and measurable metrics to enhance swing mechanics, putting accuracy, and driving distance.
Evidence-based mastery applies biomechanics and motor-learning principles to refine swing mechanics, improve putting consistency, and increase driving distance, using level-specific drills and objective metrics.
Highlights eight common mistakes novice golfers make and delivers research-backed fixes to refine your swing, dial in your putting, and add power to your drives. Packed with targeted drills, practical tips, and measurable progress metrics, it helps you track real improvement on the course
Blending biomechanical science with classic course etiquette, this paper shows how disciplined on-course habits refine your swing, steady your putting, and produce safer, more powerful drives – unlocking measurable improvements in performance
Discover Ben Hogan’s timeless swing blueprint-laid out with modern biomechanical analysis and clear teaching insights-to bring your driving, putting, and grip into one powerful, repeatable motion. This guide turns Hogan’s principles into practical drills and cues that sharpen precision, build consistency, and raise your on-course performance
Biomechanics and motor control of the golf follow-through: kinematic sequencing, coordinated muscle activation, and postural stability underpin efficient energy transfer, precise timing, and shot control.
Discover how refined kinematic sequencing and neuromuscular control drive a powerful golf follow-through-showing how smooth energy transfer, perfect timing, and purposeful posture work together to sharpen accuracy and produce more consistent shots
Discover the core golf skills every beginner needs – a dependable grip, a balanced stance, and sound swing mechanics – paired with smart course-management strategies. Mastering these fundamentals will accelerate your improvement, build consistency, and help you lower your scores
Integrative approaches to golf-specific fitness combine biomechanical analysis, mobility, strength and conditioning, and periodized training to enhance swing efficiency, injury prevention, and on-course performance.
This review identifies eight frequent novice golf errors-grip, stance, alignment, swing plane, tempo, weight shift, club selection, and course management-and outlines evidence-based corrective strategies to improve consistency and scoring.
