Sam Snead Tilts and Rotation

In this video, I go into more detail about how Sam Snead used his body in the backswing and early downswing. I think he's a great model for people who slide a little too much and don't quite rotate their bodies enough through impact. 

I explain in full detail Snead did such a tremendous job of extending and going into left bend in his backswing. This allowed him to get to his left side easily while lowering and rotating in transition -- setting him up to work up out of the ground and extend towards the target through impact. 

Jeremy Wells Golf Swing Analysis May 2018

Here's a couple recent swings of mine. I'm getting ready to play a lot of events in the Southwest PGA Chapter as well as the South Florida PGA Section. I'm hoping my swings look something like these ones when I'm actually out on the golf course! Thanks for watching. 

How to Tilt while you Rotate

In this video, Jeremy explains how to tilt the hips and shoulders during the backswing, downswing, and follow through. If you struggle with swaying, lifting, sliding, and/or early extension, this video is for you. The solution to some or all of these issues might be easier than you think!

Fix your Slice

In this video, I go over my basic remedies for fixing a slice. You won't find any of the old "strengthen your grip, swing to right field and turn it over" stuff here.

We are closing the club-face by improving wrist angles while keeping our lead arm across our chest so we can turn through and hit aggressively from the inside. Check it out.

How to hit Wedges off Tight/Grainy Lies

I believe golf in Southwest Florida is difficult for number of reasons. To name a few: water, wind, and grainy grass. I've seen (and experienced) how grainy lies can wreak havoc on good players' chipping and pitching. Today, I'm going to share with you what I believe is a fool-proof method to hit these shots. Please let me know if you have any questions or would like to know more.