Since the start of my Youtube Channel Be Better Golf, the primary focus has been interviewing interesting instructors about how to BE BETTER AT GOLF. Mostly it has been an information collection channel and it's been great. 

Now is the time to see what I've learnt and TIME THE FOR ACTION. The timing of some things have really started to come together in 2021 and I can tell it's time.

So I'm going to see how good I can get in 100 days of intense golf training. 

An old friend of mine and former Pro Golfer Doo Kang, opened up the GOLF PERFORMANCE LAB that I will have almost unlimited access to. 

GOLF PERFORMANCE LAB HAS

4 indoor hitting bays
3 foresight GC quads
Swing Catalyst High Speed Camera set ups, both face on and down the line (240 frames a second) 
K-Vest system (wearable device to help learn to sync body segments)
Blast Motion Putting

Also I have found a way to play more golf.

And adjusted my schedule.

So my schedule should be training 6 days a week

6-9 hours a week training at Golf Performance Lab
18-36 holes a week
Workout twice a week
Traditional Golf Lesson with Paul Young, PGA 1x a week.
Range about 3x a week

The part I need to take care of before I start the 100 days is to make a plan of what I need to work on and what I want to accomplish. to BE BETTER is the OBVIOUS goal but if the process is too wide in scope than I'll end up being too scatted in you training and not making the gains I want. I need to be laser focused.

I think my focus is going to be to develop a consistent TOUR IMPACT with my swing. I am doing it at slower speeds (about 8- percent) now on about 60 percent of my swings.

Tour impact (Tour impact defined as a impact with lag tension, high smash factor, that has low spin loft)

So now I am getting

NOW
TOUR IMPACT at 80 percent speed on about 60 percent of attempts

by the end of the 100 days I would like to be able to

AFTER (GOAL)
TOUR Impact at 95% +  speed and on 75-80%+ attempts.

Another update soon. Stay tuned and email me if you have any ideas. contactbebettergolf@gmail.com

perfect golf Rotation drill thanks to Scott and Milo. Drill from teach Jason Carbone.

There is a secret in this video. The drill Jay shows my halfway through this video is literal GOLD to a golfer trying to improve their DRIVES!

Jay is the inventor of the GOLFSTICK PRO

Thanks Milo! 

Check out the DRIVING FORCE with milo here and be a better driver of the golf ball in 2021

Some Be Better Golfers asked that I do a follow along workout for speed with the Golfstick Pro. So I went out to La Quinta and the inventor and friend of mine, Jay Keel, ran me through a full 10 min speed workout that you can follow along with.

Do this simple 4 minute warm up every time you practice or play! I recommend printing out this QR code and taping it onto your bag tag or the Golfstick pro itself, so you can watch the warm up and follow along anywhere you and your phone are!

CLICK HERE to get a GolfStick Pro before the BBG price increases.

Earlier in 2020 I interviewed Dan Martin about "The Pro" his great training aid that helps you understand the forces to create in the golf swing. It gives you "effortless power" that is otherwise impossible to feel by swinging the grip roe and cylinder pas and trying to get them all in a line. 

I wanted to make a FOLLOW ALONG guide that be better golfers can use a few times a week to really get great use and see some improvement to their ball-striking using the pro. NOTE:  don't just watch this video, follow along. Stand up and every time Dan does a move, follow along with him.

If you don't have one yet or are looking for a great gift for another golfer (or yourself) check out the pro HERE

I put this video together to announce the release of the new BBG series "The Driving Force". An online video learning series to help you understand and apply Ground Forces properly into the golf swing.

Milo Lines PGA has one of the best golf swings around. Not just because it looks great but because of the how effective it is at sending the golf ball where he wants. With driver that means straight and far, again and again. The REASON milo is able to do this is because he has developed a golf swing where he is TOWING the club through impact. 

Towing the club through impact can be best measured through face on impact analysis. If a continuation of the left forearm points PAST the golf ball at then you have probably TOWED the club through impact. This is what every great ball striker ever has done. Towing the club through impact gives you a massive mechanical advantage. 

Recently, I was out with Milo and Dr. Scott Lynn in Arizona filming The Driving Force. Where I had Dr. Scott asses what milo is doing into the ground that makes him SO repeatable with the driver (and me much less so). A big question came up.

Is there a connection between how a player uses the ground and retaining a LAG IMPACT (rather than a flip) impact. What we found was VERY enlightening. What the video below to see our findings. 

This trip was plagued by audio issues. We shot a lot of footage on DAY 1 where halfway through the day the wireless microphones started acting extremely choppy. So after reviewing the footage we reshot everything on days 2 and 3.

This video was from day 1 so I tried my best to cobble it together.

I had someone listening to the audio but the problem is that the camera I use shoots an extremely nice picture but only has 1 audio input and when a microphone is plugged in the on board microphone gets disabled. So I need to eventually buy a pro style camera that has 2 inputs and records video with multiple tracks of audio.

Luckily the audio on the Driving Force video that we reshot was good. 

Great new video with tour coach Milo Lines, PGA on how to high medium, high and low trajectory wedge shots. He says this is the difference between just hitting it on the green and hitting it CLOSE. So this is about getting more legit birdie opportunities.

Thanks Milo. Milo also helped me with this big project where we discovered the underlying key to consistent ball striking. It is you Ground force pattern, check it out.