Hitting the golf ball “straight” is a concept that no golfer should be chasing. A true straight shot, one where the golf ball rotates backwards with no vertical tilt is virtually impossible to create (it …[More]
I’ve yet to find a golfer who does not want to hit it further. Often, though, they try to do so using the incorrect strategy. Choosing to swing as hard as possible, without knowing what …[More]
This is the final part in a series of 5 videos by Kevin Haime on how the sports we watch and play can be easily used to illustrate ways to improve our golf swing. Part …[More]
I love golf season. Every year I reconnect with so many golf friends and clients and many of them find their way to my lesson tee. Every time I see them it reminds me of …[More]
One of my favourite simple training aids is a lone coin placed in the cavity of a putter or on top of a mallet styled putter head. The idea is to swing your putter without allowing …[More]
The third video in the series of 25th Anniversary Golf Tips being released exclusively to this channel is a dandy. Who doesn’t want to get rid of their slice forever? PGA of Canada professionals Kevin …[More]
One thing you will find in common with the best golfers in the world is great footwork. While it does not guarantee perfect results from your golf swing, for the most part it will give …[More]
It’s never a bad time early to think about your practice routines and how to improve them. Practice (and I mean real practice, not warming up for a round) can often become boring and unproductive …[More]
Time after time I see golfers arrive on the lesson tee, line up to hit a shot, then end up with a poor result simply because the golf club contacts the turf well before the …[More]
Now that we are back to the golf courses in all parts of Canada, we are reminded about the things we often struggle with in playing the game. Even if you played some form of …[More]
w/Kevin Haime, PGA of Canada Class A Professional, Kevin Haime Golf Centre I use my alignment sticks so many ways on the turf. I not only use them for alignment but also for ball position …[More]
With Derek MacDonald, PGA of Canada Class A Professional (Academy Manager, The Royal Ottawa GC) It has been discussed by my friend, teaching professional Andrew Rice, that the club path is King and the club …[More]
w/ Nolan Walsh, PGA of Canada Associate Professional, St. George’s G&CC As Canadian golfers, the summer is what we live for. Playing as much golf as we possibly can while the weather cooperates. Taking pride …[More]
A major issue for most amateur golfers in executing controlled wedge shots (especially those for less than full swings) is controlling the “centre” of their golf swing. The low point of your swing (the point …[More]
w/ Scott MacLeod, PGA of Canada Class A Professional The Canadian golf season is not always be as long as we like but that does not mean we should not be looking to improve oour …[More]
As a coach and golf instructor, I have spent a lot of my time down on the range. I constantly watch the higher handicap players hitting golf balls over and over with very little or …[More]
Many, many golfers struggle with hitting effective golf shots from 50 yards. Poor trajectory and distance control, along with random face contact and a lack of spin can take a great up-and-down opportunity and turn …[More]
with Kevin Haime, PGA of Canada Class A Professional If you want to become a better, more consistent golfer, it’s time to take a look at the way your body moves as you swing the …[More]
In part five of a six-part video series to accompany the August 2019 Flagstick Golf Magazine Golf Instruction Feature on putting, the 2000 PGA of Canada Teacher of the Year, Kevin Haime, shares some thoughts …[More]
In part five of a six-part video series to accompany the August 2019 Flagstick Golf Magazine Golf Instruction Feature on putting, the 2000 PGA of Canada Teacher of the Year, Kevin Haime, shares some thoughts …[More]
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