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#7 - LEGWORK All you need for this drill is a size 5 or size 3 football, depending on your build and size.

#2 – YOU SHOULD KEEP YOUR HEAD DOWN Probably the most common I see labelled as a myth.

Just think "same length back, same length through"

"Too many coaches I see try and fit a very complex answer to a simple solution. It gives us a bad reputation." 

Play the punch shot Learning how to keep the ball low is an important skill. You can keep it under trees, or use it when the wind gets up. Plus the punch shot just looks really cool.

The simplest golf tips to give your game a boost. 

#4 - MAINTAIN YOUR POSTURE Players that stand up and out of their posture at the top of the backswing are much more likely to create an "over the top" downswing. 

#3 - THE GOLF BAG DRILL Use a stand golf bag, or an alignment stick, and place it behind you.

#2 - THE BOX DRILL

Top tips to eradicate the dreaded "over the top" golf swing fault. 

#2 - THE WINDMILL DRILL One of the most common causes when players lose posture is a flat shoulder plane. 

Work on these key moves to improve your setup. 

Best tips to improve your takeaway in the golf swing.

PGA pro Adam Glass takes a closer look at another one of our reader's golf swings.

 

 

  Improving your ball striking can quickly lower your scores. Check out this great 'club drop drill' to work on in practice... The referenced media source is missing and needs to be re-embedded.    

  Here's a great drill to help you prevent going OB on holes you're not particularly keen on. And it's all in the mind... The referenced media source is missing and needs to be re-embedded.    

  Now let's hit that driver down the middle of the fairway... The referenced media source is missing and needs to be re-embedded.    

  First up, it was a series of fitness drills for Eddie. "Just like we've seen in recent years with Dustin Johnson and Brooks Koepka, it's vital to create the athlete first, and the golfer second," says Adam.

Challenges rather than technique are key to promoting young golfing talent. 

#6 - KNOCKDOWN SHOTS Knockdown shots are essential on a links course, especially on a windy day.  The key is to try and avoid the hay and those pot bunkers. 

#5 - BUNKER SHOTS Chances are you'll get a dodgy bounce somewhere along the way and your ball will find a bunker.