If you're serious about your golf game , then you're likely frustrated by the current state of today's golf instruction. For many years, golf instruction has been based on making everyone's golf swing very upright and arms dominant while keeping the body very passive. This has created a world of powerless golf swings that no number of golf instruction books, golf videos, golf tips or golf lessons will fix. This "classical golf swing instruction" has told you to keep the body quiet and responsive and swing the golf club with the arms even though no powerful professional golfer does this. All professional golfers use their bodies very aggressively to generate clubhead speed and so should you. That's a golf tip worth keeping.

While Jim Hardy's work on his One and Two Plane swing theories was a breakthrough for golfers and golf instructors alike, it left many voids to be filled as almost all professional golfers fell into the realm of what Hardy called a "hybrid golfer"; golfers that mix his two sets of golf swing fundamentals. Unfortunately, this left a gaping hole in his swing theories which are otherwise truly wonderful. I use his concepts in both my own golf swing and in the golfers that I teach. But where he left off, I continue this golf swing story and take a step deeper into the understanding of the golf swing to help average, serious and professional golfers understand what one and two plane swing components you have in your golf swing and how these components work or don't work well together in your golf swing.

My focus in teaching and playing professional golf is to keep things as simple as possible. As you can see to the right, my two golf instruction videos both have the word "simple" used in the title to signify that your golf swing does not have to be as complicated as you've been lead to believe. But at the same point, there are certain fundamentals in the golf swing that golfers must understand and do correctly to minimize the number of compensations in their golf swing. Note I said "minimze" compensations. It's not that you won't have any compensations in your golf swing, we all do, but the more compensations we have the less likely our swing is to hold up over a round of golf. Simple golf swing fundamentals that are easy to learn and understand and are built around building a sound, repeatable golf swing is what this golf website is all about. Inside you will find thousands of golfers like yourself who have learned my teaching methods and have found a resurgence in their golfing careers and new passion for the game of golf. You can ask questions on our golf message board about the "Rotary Swing" that I teach that emphasizes using the larger muscles in the body to control the golf club, participate in golf swing theory discussions with other golfers and learn more about Jim Hardy's one and two plane swing theories.

For those of you who are wanting to get started right away learning more about the "Rotary Golf Swing" fundamentals I teach, there are several options. First, consider joining the "Members Vault". For the cost of one large bucket of golf balls at the driving range, you can have access to dozens of golf instruction videos and articles covering all facets of the golf swing, short game and mental golf game that I teach. You can also take online golf lessons where I will analyze your golf swing and send you a video of my analysis. As both a golf instructor and professional golfer, you will find my approach and insights to the game both refreshing and easy to understand and simple to implement in your own golf swing for immediate improvement. But don't take my word for it, please visit our community of golfers just like yourself in the Golf Discussion Forum and find out for yourself how to revitalize your golf swing today!

Sincerely,

Chuck Quinton

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You will improve your golf swing dramatically with the instructional videos, many of which feature PGA Tour professional golfers to help demonstrate the proper golf swing fundamentals.

Analyzing Golf Ball Flight
Key Component to Jim Hardy's Swing
Straightening the Right Arm
Passive Arms vs. Active Arms
Losing Spine Angle
Swing Path vs. Clubface Angle
Hank Haney's Swing Model - Tiger Woods
Secret of golf , clubhead lag. TGM
Efficiency of movement in the golf swing
Golf Club Technology - Helping or Hurting?
Mixing One and Two Plane Swing Fundamentals