The best social media accounts to follow for high-quality golf instruction

The ability to load into the trail side in the backswing and transfer pressure to the lead side at impact is a key to @JonRahmpga’s elite ball striking.@mytpidave shares two drills to improve your load off the tee and get to your lead side with your irons. pic.twitter.com/qkK7Rfu4mi

— TPI (@MyTPI) June 29, 2021

Throwing and slamming med balls needs to become more common place for golfers. pic.twitter.com/hk8lvfePPh

— Fit For Golf – Mike Carroll (@Fit_For_Golf) June 30, 2021

Intermesh pic.twitter.com/LBPIYX3tK9

— David Poulton (@doglegpar3) June 9, 2021

Aaron Baddeley at the top of the backswing during his Stack and Tilt years pic.twitter.com/8c99UXPFWS

— LKD (@LukeKerrDineen) June 29, 2021

I hear it often said that the shoulders should be close to level at address for consistent strikes, yet most of the best putters do NOT do this. Just a few examples: Snedeker, Woods, Crenshaw and Faxon all set up with their left shoulder quite a bit higher than their right. pic.twitter.com/7m7WIOyrWV

— Brandel Chamblee (@chambleebrandel) June 13, 2021

Never Slice Again 2 was a game changer in how teachers fixed the slice. If you slice or know someone who does, here is a bang bang, high energy, mini-version of that video that will cure 99% of all slicers. Enjoy! pic.twitter.com/26tlXfdpxD

— Brian Manzella (@brianmanzella) July 2, 2021

Pretty cool to see the back of the grip separate from Bryon’s trail hand heading into impact with driver. #clubkinetics pic.twitter.com/HhPLta92u5

— Sasho MacKenzie (@SashoMacKenzie) June 20, 2021

From 30-feet PGA Tour Players leave ~38% of their putts short of the hole.

From 40-feet it's ~46%.

From 50-feet it's ~50%.

The farther you are from the hole, the more evenly you should center your long/short dispersion around the hole.

— Lou Stagner (Golf Stat Pro) (@LouStagner) June 29, 2021