Watch this video and really pay attention to the difference between how Tripp handles a flop shot and how most amateur golfers make errors attempting it.
March 2014 - Sequence Golf
Brian is a media veteran and has been featured in Golf Magazine, Golf Digest and numerous other magazines, newspapers, TV and radio shows. Here’s a fun video of his behind-the scenes photo shoot at the Los Angeles Dodger stadium where he compares baseball and golf. He is an avid sports fan enjoying taking his family to professional events. His favorite teams are from Seattle where he grew up. I hope you get the idea from this video that Brian is a regular guy, very personable and approachable and our team at Sequence Golf is very proud to represent him. Craig Sigl
A golf swing losing distance can be the result of many different power leaks. One of the most common reasons is it could be that you are coming over the top or “casting” your swing. This slows your swing as it takes the whole lower body energy out of it and you swing mostly with your arms. You need your torso, hip turn, and legs to get everything out of your swing that you have available. In this video, Brian shows you the isolated point in the swing that causes “casting” and how to correct it. Once you understand the concept, to get this into your muscle memory, you will want to make that small movement Brian shows you, over and over again until you get it automatically. This takes effort and Brian’s simple drill movement can fix it if you work it. Alternatively, Brian has endorsed a swing device…
One common reason for pushes and slicing is because of the error of sliding. That is, the body gets too far in front of the ball at the moment of impact. Basically, your timing is off and your weight shift is out of balance. In this video, Brian gives you another one of his golf fix tips in this video that can easily cure this, even in the middle of a round. If it gets too bad, then some work on the range might be in order and Brian gives you the perfect drill to eliminate the sliding which causes the poor shots. Brian Mogg is the swing coach to the pros whose students have 26 wins on the PGA, LPGA, Champions, and Web.com tours. He also has 3 decades of working with regular golfers and is the director of golf academies in 3 countries.
Far too often, golfers look for “fixes” when there is nothing broken. Before you go out to your next round, especially if it’s a competitive one, dedicate your round to a consistent tempo. It worked for Y.E. Yang in his 2010 win over Tiger Woods at the PGA and is so simple and easy to implement. Much of golf is very difficult as you know. The advice Brian offers you here in this video follows our motto here at SequenceGolf.com EASY – EFFECTIVE – EFFICIENT Watch the video and comment below
D.A. Points has worked with Brian Mogg through 2 wins on tour. In this video, he shares his favorite simple swing drill that uses a common everyday item that you can find in your own bathroom to help keep your swing where it needs to be. We have worked together for eight years and I have improved all areas of my game every year with more top finishes and money won which led to my first PGA Tour win at Pebble Beach. Brian specifically helps me with more than just my swing as we get into scoring shots and how to take my game to an even higher level. D.A. Points 2013 Shell Houston Open Champion 2011 AT T Pebble Beach Champion
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