Most Tour Players can control the spin and shape the ball simply by varying the speed of their arms and the follow through. In this video Gary talks about how to shape and spin the ball without having to change your backswing.
Shape and Spin Control
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Gaining Shape
Gaining Shape on the downswing usually stops people covering the ball properly. If you set up correctly and have Shape going back there is no need to gain shape coming down. Gary talks about having a model to go back to, using mirrors and teaching yourself.
Shape and Voidness
Just about all of the modern players these days are what we call ‘void’. People who over-hinge the club often pull the club down or throw the club out and get steep coming down. In this lesson Gary talks about the importance of being Void and having Shape.
Mathew Cort: Shape and Speed
Mathew Cort has completely remodelled his swing and has a string of victories this year. In this video Gary talks about the work he and his coach, Luke Ringrose have done. Mathew talks about coiling and shifting laterally, and the correct lower half movement and transition.
Driver: Keeping the Shape
Many students struggle to maintain their Shape with the Driver. People tend to move more laterally and increase their Shape coming down in an effort to hit the ball higher and further. In this video Gary talks about the importance of the set-up and keeping the Shape.
Set it Early and Keep the Shape
The One-Piece takeaway makes the shoulders tilt and the club heads across-the-line.
Over-Shape and Arm Direction
Many students who start working on the RSS can get over-shaped at set-up. It makes the body over-rotate early. In this lesson Gary fixed this students pattern very quickly by changing some common misconceptions about the RSS Shape and Arm Direction.
Shape and the Gap
Many students get over-shaped at set-up and it makes the body rotate too much over the right axis. It is then very difficult to get back to impact without straightening or spinning on. In this video Gary talks about over-shape and how it effects the leg gap back and down.
Big Shapes
I’ve noticed that swinging in this method has all but negated shots with big shapes. Meaning draws and fades are tight and not 10-20 yard hooks and slices. Do you have a method to increase the curve on the occasion that a big hook or slice is needed? How do you increase the face to […]
Rebecca Artis: Drills for Shape
Many people start their swings with a lateral moment of the hips and lose Shape going back. In this video Rebecca is doing some drills that help her lower half move correctly.
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Shape and Voidness
Just about all of the modern players these days are what we call ‘void’. People who over-hinge the club often pull the club down or throw the club out and get steep coming down. In this lesson Gary talks about the importance of being Void and having Shape and how these concepts can transform your […]
Power: Shape and Speed
Shifting weight by coiling correctly allows you to swing faster with the shaft. The concept of shifting weight can cause all sorts of problems. Mathew Cort has a pure RS swing and a string of victories this year. In this new video Gary looks at his swing and he talks about coiling, shifting weight laterally, […]
Keep your Shape
People tend to move more laterally and increase their Shape coming down in an effort to hit the ball higher and further. In this video Gary talks about the importance of the set-up and keeping the Shape with the Driver.
Shape and the Gap
In the early 2000’s Gary did a clinic with the great Moe Norman. Moe talked a lot about the importance of his starting angles and how his lower half really worked. Many golfers get over-shaped at set-up and it makes their bodies rotate too much over the right axis.In this video Gary talks about over-shape […]
New Live Lesson on Over-shape
Getting over-shaped can stop the top and bottom working properly and make it difficult to cover the ball at impact. There are quite a few causes of over-shape during the swing. We have just posted a new Live Lesson. Gary talks about the lower and how it works in The Right Sided Swing and how […]
UK Instructors get shaped
The UK Instructors Seminar at Lingfield this week was a great opportunity for some of the GEGAS instructors training in the UK to get some hands on time with Gary. The weather held out and Gary worked his magic on just about every attendee. Some amazing swing transformations that we will be posting shortly. Gary […]
Impact Fix and Face Control
The best players can consistently hit the straight the ball and are able to work really small shapes. Peter Senior is still so impressive! Our latest Tour Player Lesson will help anyone understand the fundamentals of posture and swing path and how to keep improving impact and club-face control.
Side Throw and Step
Gary has used the ‘step in drill’ for many years to get people to master the throwing shape. In Lacrosse the side arm throw is equally as difficult to master but shares many of the same principles. If you can learn to do this drill correctly, you can simplify your swing, get more shaft speed […]
Top-Half Hitting
The most consistent ball strikers get their speed in front of them and are top-half hitters. Players that shift laterally with their legs or do not have ‘Shape’ have to use their knees more. In this lesson Gary outlines the main ingredients in becoming a top-half player.
Go-To Shots
If you practice these “go-to” shots on the range they will work under pressure and in tournament conditions. In this video Gary talks about how to shape the ball correctly and what he learnt in from practice rounds in majors with Tiger.
