Stop Hitting Disaster Shots! Let This
Top 100  Golf Teacher Fix Your Swing.

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Golf Magazine Top 100 Teacher Shawn Humphries has put together a mini golf clinic on the basics.

The “Fix Your Swing” Video Series will cure all those embarrassing quirks in your swing. You’ll stop hitting disaster shots and have more confidence every time you tee up.

Discover how to hit more fairways, correct that dreaded slice, get rid of that nasty hook, and much, much more!

Here are some titles from the Series:

Hit More Fairways
Fix Your Slice
Fix Your Hook
Fix Your Setup
Fix Your Alignment
Fix Your Fat Shots
Fix Your Thin Shots

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Did I mention that this course is absolutely FREE? Just enter your information above, and you’ll receive your first lesson in a matter of minutes.

About Shawn: Recognized as one of the leading golf instructors in the nation, Shawn Humphries has developed a simple 2-step process that has helped world famous CEOs, celebrities, athletes, and professional golfers improve their skills, their swing, and their scores. When former Dallas Cowboys Quarterback Troy Aikman wanted to take his game to the next level, he turned to Shawn for guidance. Shawn was able to help Troy lower his handicap from a 14 to a 3 in under 18 months. Shawn Humphries can’t promise that everyone will experience as dramatic a result as Troy’s, but he can help you improve your game noticeably.

Thanks! Great stuff. I've sampled more than 2 dozen golf instructors via DVD or online and your explanations and drills are the best. Clear, helpful, and friendly with excellent video and sound. I also have your "Two Step" book on my Kindle.

Jim H, Glen Ellyn, IL

ENJOYED YOUR PRESENTATIONS AND YOU ARE A BIG HELP TO ME. LAST WEEK I HAD AN EAGLE ON A PAR 4 AND 2 BIRDIES OUT OF 17 HOLES. FORGOT TO PLAY NUMBER 10. AT THE END OF THE DAY I WAS SO EXCITED THAT A 76 ON THE SCORE CARD. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK, I HAVE 2 BROTHERS WHO WANTS TO BEAT ME NO WAY. KEEP IN THE FAIRWAY AND NEVER 3 PUTT

Thad C.

Thanks again for your help. You have a way of breaking down your teaching process that makes it easy for me to understand.

Roger M., Missouri

“Shawn’s instruction has helped my swing immensely. I've tried many different instructors’ materials over the last several years and his makes the most sense.”

David M., Indiana

“For whatever reason, I had never learned to "correctly" hinge my wrists up and down ---- plus at the top of swing --- how to correctly drop my hands straight down with minimum weight shift. For the first time, I have the club on the correct swing plane . I am 63 years old --- and I have never hit the ball better - or further.”

Chuck H. El Dorado Hills, CA

Thomas J DeRienzo says:

May 4, 2011 at 12:10 pm

This is really cool stuff here, Shawn. I’ve been studying swing mechanics on “clemshaw” and Wayne Defrancesco.com but this may be better for me. I am able to break 80 half the time but I have one consistent problem: toe hits. I even do it on the chips. I tend to come out of the spine angle on the downswing and my backside does not stay against the line and I’m working on that. Also, I tend to “throw away the angle” early and quit on body rotation and get flipy with my hands. Now I’m getting really confused since I’ve been told I’m a “one-planer” and should start the downswing with the torso – forget leg-drive. This conflicting advice tends to make me worse. Any input on this toe-hitting? I don’t see how I can break 80 and still toe hit 80% of my shots. I’ll try anything to cure this toe hitting – ANYTHING! Thanks.

Tom

shawnhumphries says:

May 4, 2011 at 12:30 pm

Tom,
Thanks for the note. Since you’re having trouble with impact and loosing your spine angle–resulting in hitting it off the toe. I would highly recommend using a Velocity Leverage Bag. I use one all the time for creating the proper angles at impact. I have them available in my online store. They also come with an electronic training video. This will definitely get you on the right track. Thanks, Shawn

James Michael West says:

July 25, 2011 at 7:07 pm

I am playing the Stadium course of TPC Sawgrass on 10/6 and 10/7 for the Nature Valley.com tournament. Saw your 125 yards and in. I am very interested in 125 yards and in because in my opinion. I SHOULD BE ON THE GREEN OR NEAR EDGE.

THANK YOU,

MIKE WEST

Shawn Humphries says:

July 26, 2011 at 8:24 pm

James, Thats why one should spend so much time on their distance wedges. Keep grinding and good luck at the TPC. I’m headed there next week. Sh

craig lacy says:

July 28, 2011 at 10:08 pm

shawn, i took a lesson from you several yrs ago – about 3 hrs
would like to do another, or maybe a 2 day or 3 day program
coming from tulsa ok
low hdcp, looking to improve plane/path
hitting a cut right now, would like to get back to a draw

what would you suggest

Shawn Humphries says:

August 6, 2011 at 7:12 am

Craig,
At this time my private training schedule is very limited. I would recommend checking our one of our schools in November–they are held in Florida. I will be heading those up.
Sh

Jeff Heineken says:

March 5, 2012 at 1:17 pm

I am still confused about the hinging of the wrists. Do both wrists hinge straight up or does the right wrist bend back on itself. When should the wrist hinge occur. I have read your book and have two of your videos. Still having trouble with this concept. Also, the shoulders leading the back swing have me whipping the club inside. Or so I am told. Any feedback would be appreciated.

Thanks

Shawn Humphries says:

March 5, 2012 at 11:18 pm

Its a blend of turning your core and hinging at the same time. This is done by doing multiple of rehearsals in front of the mirror and I mean that lightly. More like hours until it becomes a new habit. Its not somehting that is just learned–it has to be conditioned.

Garrett Holaday says:

April 11, 2012 at 10:22 am

Shawn, I have never watched any of your videos except for the past few weeks but I think your lessons are very good. Lately I have been hitting a big draw (almost a snap hook). I normally hit a pretty straight shot with my driver with maybe a little draw. I have been trying to work on my release because I feel like i’m not finishing towards my target and rapping it around my body but it seems like after I get it fixed, I go right back to it after a couple days. I was wondering if you have any tips or drills to help me fix this.

Thanks,

Garrett