Master the three keys to perfect golf contact — maintain your axis, control your radius, and get your weight forward. Jeff Ritter shares simple, powerful drills to create crisp, compressed ball striking every time.

Add effortless distance to your game with three simple golf moves. Jeff Ritter shows how a stronger grip, better wrist hinge, and correct elbow position can instantly increase your clubhead speed.

Discover the three setup adjustments and at-home golf backswing drills that improve shoulder turn, increase distance, and add speed—no fitness program required.

Struggling with early extension in your golf swing? Discover proven drills to fix it fast, improve ball striking, and maintain spine angle like the pros. Learn how to stop early extending once and for all with simple, effective techniques.

Learn how to turn your slice into a draw with Jeff Ritter.

In golf—and in life—we all strike “wrong notes.” The tee shot finds the trees, the putt lips out, the business deal falls through. Yet what happens next is not fixed. Every moment contains the potential to be reshaped.

Discover the simple metronome putting drill tour professionals use to master rhythm and tempo. Learn how to improve putting distance control, hole more putts, and eliminate three-putts with this proven golf putting technique.

Struggling to escape the sand? You’re not alone. For many golfers, bunker shots feel unpredictable, inconsistent, and downright intimidating. But what if there was a simpler way—one that gave you reliable contact and predictable distance control every time?

Sometimes the biggest breakthroughs come not from grinding harder, but from connecting what you already know to something new. That’s exactly what happened when a former tennis player stepped onto my lesson tee. In just 30 seconds, a simple drill revealed how her tennis skills could unlock the golf swing she had been chasing for years.

One of the most misunderstood truths about golf is this: it’s an offline game. Unlike basketball, pool, or darts — where you face the target head-on and send the object directly forward — golf requires you to stand beside the ball, swinging the club on an arc that drives the ball toward the target.