Dan Gale | Online Golf Coach

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[Dan Gale | Online Golf Coach @dangalegolf]

A cupped lead wrist is one of the most common reasons golfers slice the ball, and most people have no idea it’s happening. When your wrist cups at the top, the clubface opens. An open clubface at impact means the ball goes right. It’s that simple. Here’s a drill you can do

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If you’re slicing, your swing path is the problem. This simple 2-ball drill trains an in-to-out path without you having to think about it. Most slicers swing across the ball from out to in. That puts left-to-right spin on it and the ball curves away from you every time. This

[Dan Gale | Online Golf Coach @dangalegolf]

A simple takeaway drill I use with a lot of players. Remove the trail hand and use it to fold the lead arm like you’re shaking someone’s hand. This helps create the correct forearm rotation and elbow movement for a more connected backswing. Simple feel. Big difference. Save

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Seeing your golf swing on camera is a humbling experience 😅 Anyone else reacted like this? #golfswing #golfcoach #womensgolf #golfpro

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Comment PURE and I’ll send you what your practice swing should actually be doing 👇 Most golfers treat the practice swing as a warm-up. Pros treat it as their last rehearsal before pulling the trigger. There’s a reason the best players in the world are deliberate with every

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If you only practice the same shot repeatedly, you’re training range golf — not course golf. Make practice random and realistic. Save this for your next range session ⛳️ #golftips #golfpractice #golfinstruction

[Dan Gale | Online Golf Coach @dangalegolf]

Struggling to maintain balance during your swing? You might be setting up with too much tension or in an awkward position. This often happens when the hips and ankles aren’t aligned, causing imbalance and improper movement. ✅ Ensure your hips and ankles are aligned. ✅ Tilt

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Hitting fat shots and thinking moving the ball back will help? Shifting the ball back in your stance feels like a quick fix, but it often makes things worse. This happens because you’re not transferring your weight properly, causing your low point to be too far behind the

[Dan Gale | Online Golf Coach @dangalegolf]

Are your range sessions all about hitting perfect shots? When you swing at full speed, it’s easy to miss the subtle adjustments needed for improvement. This happens because swinging too fast doesn’t allow your body to truly feel and integrate the changes. ✅ Slow down your

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Hitting heavy shots can be frustrating and misleading. You might think moving the ball back in your stance is the answer. This often happens because it prevents proper weight transfer through impact, worsening your original problem. ✅ Move the ball slightly forward in your

[Dan Gale | Online Golf Coach @dangalegolf]

Struggling with an over-the-top move in your swing? You might be pulling down on the grip too aggressively with your trail side. This often happens when trying to force power, leading to a steep swing path and inconsistency. ✅ Release the trail hand at the top of your

[Dan Gale | Online Golf Coach @dangalegolf]

Struggling with weak, wayward shots and pulls? You’re gripping the club too tightly and not allowing it to release properly. When you cling onto the club, it prevents the clubface from squaring at impact, leading to inconsistent shots. ✅ Allow your lead arm and hand to

[Dan Gale | Online Golf Coach @dangalegolf]

Why you slice and pull the golf ball with the same swing shape… Your swing is more consistent than you think! Often, golfers focus too much on changing their swing path, whether it’s over the top or excessively inside-out. The real key lies in controlling the clubface

[Dan Gale | Online Golf Coach @dangalegolf]

Ever wonder why pros generate that smooth, powerful swoosh? Many club players tense up at the top of their swing, losing speed and fluidity. This tension often stems from trying to control the club too much during transition, which stifles natural release. ✅ Finish your

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Struggling with a stiff backswing? Your trail arm might be too far forward and high at address, killing your backswing. This setup makes it tough for your trail arm to fold correctly during the backswing. ✅ Sit the trail arm closer to your body. ✅ Ensure the inside of your

[Dan Gale | Online Golf Coach @dangalegolf]

Struggling with a wristy putting stroke? You’re likely letting your wrists break down during the stroke, causing inconsistent contact. This often happens because the wrists take over, disrupting the pendulum motion needed for a smooth roll. ✅ Place a tee peg in the grip end

[Dan Gale | Online Golf Coach @dangalegolf]

Instant slice fix, drive like a Pro golfer! Tired of slicing your driver due to an over-the-top swing? You’re swinging too much from outside to in, causing the clubface to be open at impact. This often happens when the upper body dominates the downswing, leading to a cut

[Dan Gale | Online Golf Coach @dangalegolf]

Ever feel like your swing is stuck in a straitjacket? You’re trying to keep your left arm straight, your head still, and your legs locked in place. These myths lead to a rigid setup that paralyzes your swing, forcing your arms to do all the work and resulting in weak, choppy

[Dan Gale | Online Golf Coach @dangalegolf]

Struggling with a snatchy, narrow, and quick takeaway? You’re likely rushing the initial movement, pulling the club back too quickly and tightly. This often happens when golfers try to muscle the club back instead of letting it flow naturally. It can lead to a loss of width

[Dan Gale | Online Golf Coach @dangalegolf]

Struggling to square the clubface at impact? You’re gripping too hard and yanking the handle forward, leaving the clubhead trailing behind. When your arms keep moving towards the target without deceleration, the clubhead can’t release properly. ✅ Ease up on your grip