by TomTucker | Aug 16, 2016 | Tom Tucker
A very common error that I see on the takeaway and backswing is that a student fans the face of the club open right away with their hands, usually initiating a swing plane error as well as a face angle error at the top of the swing (too open), which wreaks havoc at...
by TomTucker | May 7, 2016 | Mo' Golf, Tom Tucker
For simplicity, all advice on actual swings or drills is provided from a right handed perspective. For most tour pro’s, the club selection of choice for chipping is a 58 degree or higer lofted wedge. For 95% of the people reading this tip, that should never be...
by TomTucker | Apr 30, 2016 | Mo' Golf, Tom Tucker
For simplicity, all advice on actual swings or drills is provided from a right handed perspective. I’m currently giving a student lessons who has developed – or adopted – a very strong right hand grip as his natural grip. I say adopted not developed,...
by TomTucker | May 25, 2013 | Tom Tucker
Tom Tucker is a World Golf Teachers and United States Golf Teacher Federation-certified golf instructor. He may be contacted via his website or at the Plum Creek driving range in Batavia, NY. Tom often includes bonus tips and buffalogolfer.com has united three of them...
by TomTucker | May 18, 2013 | Tom Tucker
Tom Tucker is a World Golf Teachers and United States Golf Teacher Federation-certified golf instructor. He may be contacted via his website or at the Plum Creek driving range in Batavia, NY. I have had many students ask me why they seem to hit their irons so high and...
