This past weeks podcast guest Mark Blackburn answers a few questions about his own golf game and experiences.

Two questions we need to talk about when we look at the golf swing. #1 - When do you make a swing change and #2 - How do we do it. PGA tour coach Mark Blackburn talks about his process and how it played out while working with Kevin Chappell.

This past weeks podcast guest Daisy-May Kenny (who joined us to talk about her study using SuperSpeed) answers a few questions about her own golf game and experiences.

You’ve probably seen some info on SuperSpeed golf and might have some questions on how they’re helping people gain speed (hitting the ball farther) and why 350+ touring pros are using them including Phil Mickelson. Today we’re trying to figure out WHY it works and what changes are happening with Daisy-May Kenny.

This past weeks podcast guest Dr Sasho MacKenzie joins us for some quick questions so we can learn a bit more about his golf game.

We learn about a key indicator for increased club head speed involving ground reaction forces in the lead foot. We get a good understanding of the research and examples of why it happens with Dr Sasho MacKenzie.

This past weeks podcast guest and World Long Drive Champ, Justin James joins us for some quick questions so we can learn a bit more about his golf game.

We sit down with 2017 World Long Drive Champ, Justin James to hear about his development, how he learned to hit the ball so far, and what he's doing today to train more effectively and get even better.

Listen into the unedited interview with Dr Matt Bridge.Looking for some cold hard facts and data to prove that a better pre-shot routine can lower your scores and if you play for money… help you win more?!? That’s what we have today with Dr Matt Bridge. Partnering with RSM and the European Tour Dr Matt Bridge found 3 incredible correlations between the pre-shot routine and score. 1 - Spending less time over the ball could earn a European Tour player an extra €189k per season 2 - A shorter time over putts results in a 90% increase in strokes gained. 3 - Consistency of time over the ball in rounds 1 and 2 increased a players odds by 50% change of making the cut when compared to less consistent players.

Looking for some cold hard facts and data to prove that a better pre-shot routine can lower your scores and if you play for money… help you win more?!? That’s what we have today with Dr Matt Bridge. Partnering with RSM and the European Tour Dr Matt Bridge found 3 incredible correlations between the pre-shot routine and score. 1 - Spending less time over the ball could earn a European Tour player an extra €189k per season 2 - A shorter time over putts results in a 90% increase in strokes gained. 3 - Consistency of time over the ball in rounds 1 and 2 increased a players odds by 50% change of making the cut when compared to less consistent players.