The GGD Process

Step 1: Analysis

The first skill we want to help with is showing you what to look for in your swing. Showing you what swing plane and shoulder plane looks like. Teaching you what to look at for the major checkpoints of the golfswing.

Step 2: Problem siting

Once we notice an issue we have to understand it. This is where internet advice gets complicated. A lot of people say if your having an issue it's because of this one thing your doing. While it could be happening because of a different issue entirely. This is why learning how to look at your own swing and properly diagnose yourself is important. Avoiding long rabbit holes that keep us from improving.

Step 3: Planning Practice

Now that we know what to work on, making a training plan is how we implement the changes. Drills are ideal for finding out how your new swing is supposed to feel. Practicing while recording yourself is good for high quality practice and consistency.