Luckily for us, his go-to drill that he worked on as a kid at home can help fix two of the most common golf-swing issues: early extension and lack of shaft lean. Let’s dive in. Aberg’s early ...

1. Touch the wall. The first drill is to set up so your feet are about a clubhead’s distance from a chair, box, or golf ball, then get into golf posture.

The 'L to L' Drill. This drill is predominantly one that I teach beginners, although golfers of all skill levels can benefit from working on it, especially when their golf swing seems off in some way.

The set-up is simple, put the chair behind your butt at address. Then, practice your swing. If you’re early extending, you’ll feel your lower body disconnect from the chair as you come upright.

Jacob Skov Olesen stormed into an early lead at Royal Portrush, but we saw him using an interesting drill on the range which ...

Golf Digest Top 50 Teacher Erika Larkin has a simple drill that will get your swing back into rhythm. Set up to a ball and swing to the top. Then pause there for a couple counts longer than you ...

If you're looking to improve the sequence of your body in your golf swing, Dr. Alison Curdt has a great drill for you and all you need is two alignment rods. Whether you're working on the range or ...