Feeling how your shoulders work through the full swing is very important. When I was working with Joe Nichols, he would have us get the club swinging around us in a consistent way, then set our shoulders in different positions to change the path of the club, the angle of the club face at impact and shape the ball. As you start to learn how your shoulders help direct the ball, you'll have a better understanding of what is causing your shots to move through the air the way they do. I learned a lot

Pushing away from the ball is part of offsetting forces in your golf swing through impact. I get a lot of questions from students about the timing of this movement. Once you know when to push away, you will be able to create more force. You can access over 1,000 tutorial videos at malaskagolf.com. Learn step by step with The M-System. Develop the skills you need to become a complete player. Plus, as a member at malaskagolf.com, you can ASK MIKE your questions about any video lesson. Don't just p

The single most important position in golf is impact. I get a lot of students who can point out flaws in their swing at every position, but when it comes to understanding impact position many students are at a loss. When you know how your right arm is supposed to work and how it lines up with the club shaft as you work through the ball, the other positions become less critical. Build your swing from impact and back. There are two great SKILL PATHWAYS series at malaskagolf.com that deal specifica