BUILD A BETTER GOLF SWING THIS OFF-SEASON

Most players already know something they're supposed to change.

This 60-second assessment looks at how you've been trying to improve, what hasn't stuck, and whether there's a better way to approach your swing this off-season.

What have you already tried to improve your golf swing?

Select all that apply.

In-person golf lessons

Online or video golf instruction

YouTube, Instagram, or other social media instruction

Swing drills or training aids

Simulator or launch monitor practice

Golf fitness or mobility work

Different swing thoughts or feels

Practicing mostly on my own

When you try to make a swing change, what primarily happens?

I can do it during a drill but lose it at full speed

I can do it during a lesson but struggle to keep it afterward

I understand what I'm supposed to do but can't consistently feel it

I start thinking about too many things

It works temporarily, then my old movement comes back

I'm not sure what I should be working on anymore

Changes usually stick pretty well for me

During a normal golf swing, how much are you consciously trying to control?

Almost nothing — I mostly react and swing

One main feel or thought

Usually 2–3 things

Several positions, movements, or feels

It changes constantly depending on what went wrong last

Here's why I'm asking.

Golf instruction usually starts with the club: change the takeaway, path, face, or position.

But can your body create, control, and recognize the movement you're asking it to make?

If I took the golf club away, could you physically show me what your BODY should be doing differently in the swing you're trying to build?

Yes — and I know what it should feel like

I understand some of it

I understand the change but couldn't really demonstrate it

I've never thought about my swing that way

This is where this system starts differently.

Instead of asking you to learn a new movement while holding a club, moving at speed, and trying to hit a ball, we reduce the complexity first.

LEARN → MOVE → FEEL → ADD THE CLUB → ADD SPEED → HIT THE BALL

The golf club isn't going away. We're changing the order in which you learn.

What's been the hardest part of improving your swing?

Knowing what I should work on

Physically creating the movement

Feeling when I'm doing it correctly

Repeating it without consciously thinking about it

Taking a drill into my real swing

Practicing effectively on my own

What will golf look like for you this winter?

There isn't a wrong answer. Regular access to golf balls isn't required.

I'll regularly have simulator access

I'll still be able to practice outdoors

I have a net or hitting setup at home

I'll occasionally have somewhere to hit balls

I'll have very limited access to hitting balls

By the start of the 2027 season, what would matter most?

My swing feels more natural and repeatable

I've finally made a specific swing change stick

I understand my own swing significantly better

I don't need as many swing thoughts

I know how to practice and make corrections on my own

I move and feel more athletic when I swing

I've built more speed or power

2027 starts before your first round.

Your body is going to reinforce something this winter.

You can intentionally learn and reinforce better movement now — or wait until you're playing again to try changing it at full speed.

I want to show you what the first option looks like.

Where should I send your free TGS progression lesson?

You'll see a real example of how I take a swing problem through the TGS process in a full video:

Swing Analysis → Movement → Feel → Club → Speed → Ball → Practice → Self-Assessment → Reinforcement