Instructional Videos

What we see here is that while Maves has the Hogan rhythm down to a “T”, the rest of it does not really compare.

People ask me all the time why they have to work so hard on their games just to be decent, while others seem to be good in spite of their seemingly poor technique and lack of good practice habits and work ethic. The fact is that some people just have a “knack” for the game, and it is more apparent how things ultimately work without having any sort of deep understanding of exactly what they are doing.

Wayne takes a look at Peak Performance Golf Swing video to see if their claims of better ball striking with less time spent, less practice required and less stress on the body are actually worth the time and money.

I used to spend a lot of time traveling and playing in the winter, but as I get older and my body suffers more from the constant abuse of playing and teaching…

Now, with the advent of high speed photography used by the networks on their PGA Tour telecasts, I have compiled some really cool shots of the club striking the ball.

I love this swing…THIS is the way you hit a golf ball.

Wayne checks to report on the progress he is making on his own swing.

Talking and theorizing about the golf swing is easy: playing golf is hard. Here I’m at the 2010 CPC (Club Professional Championship) hitting it poorly in a practice round, then utilizing the video camera to try to fix it up.

This season I am making some changes to my own swing to extend my playing career. Here is detail a change I am really very excited about testing out in tournament golf.

This video is of a lesson given to Ramon Padilla, a US Army veteran who lost his left arm while serving in Afghanistan. I can only describe the experience as inspirational, although Ramon preferred to look at it as just trying to get better.