Noah Vinyard Golf

Comment “NV26” for more driver tips. ⛳️

The Throw the Club Down the Line Drill is all about feel.

It helps you:
• Relax tension in your arms
• Feel the clubhead swinging freely
• Get the club moving more on plane
• Create speed without forcing it

Stop trying to control the club. Learn to swing the clubhead.

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💬 Comment “CP12” and I’ll send you the link to my complete Chipping Series.

🚨 If your chipping is inconsistent, check these 3 things BEFORE changing your swing.

Great chipping starts with a simple setup:

1️⃣ Distance: Stand about 1 grip-length from the ball.
2️⃣ Stance: Keep your feet about 1 clubhead apart.
3️⃣ Heel Up: Slightly raise the heel of the club off the ground.

Then keep the motion simple:

✅ Relax your arms and shoulders
✅ Keep the wrists firm
✅ Use your chest to control the motion

Get these fundamentals right and chipping becomes a whole lot easier.

💬 Comment “CP12” below and I’ll send you the link to my Chipping Series with more drills to sharpen your short game.

Comment “NV26” for more driver tips! 🚀

Struggling with driver? Your setup might be the problem.

Try this simple 3-step driver setup:

1️⃣ Get wide — Lead arm over your lead chest with a wide, athletic stance.

2️⃣ Add tilt — Slide your trail hand down toward your knee.

3️⃣ Grip underneath — Bring your trail hand back underneath, take your grip, and keep that tilt.

👀 Look at your target.
🏌️‍♂️ Step in and let it fly.

A better driver swing starts with a better setup.

Save this and try it on the range!

Your swing might be in trouble before you even take the club back.

If your pelvis is tilted right of center at setup, you’re already putting yourself in a position that can lead to:

❌ Reverse weight shift
❌ Swaying off the ball
❌ Chunked irons
❌ Thin contact
❌ Inconsistent low point

Instead, get the hips tilted slightly left of center at address.

This helps keep your head behind the ball while allowing the hips to rotate internally going back instead of sliding laterally.

Better setup ➡️ Better turn ➡️ Better contact.

Sometimes you don’t need to fix your swing…
you need to fix where it starts.

Save this and check your setup the next time you practice. ⛳️

Before you change your swing… check where your elbows are pointing at setup. ⛳️

If your elbows are pointing out and away from your body, it can make it harder for your arms and body to work together throughout the swing.

Instead, get your elbows pointing in toward your midsection.

✅ Better arm structure
✅ Better connection
✅ Arms and body work together
✅ More consistency through impact

Get the structure right BEFORE you start the club back.

Sometimes the swing problem you’re trying to fix actually starts at SETUP.

Watch the difference when I make swings from both positions. 👀

Save this and check your elbows the next time you practice. 🔥

Struggling to understand how the wrists should set in the backswing?

This is the SwingGyde — a simple training aid I’ve used for years because it gives you instant feedback on your wrist hinge.

As you swing the club back, allow the wrists to hinge until the SwingGyde connects with your lead forearm.

That gives you a great feel for:

✅ Proper wrist set
✅ Better club position
✅ More structure at the top
✅ A repeatable backswing

I’m not affiliated with SwingGyde — it’s just a training aid I use all the time with my own swing and with students because it works.

Stop guessing where your wrists should be and train the feel instead.

Save this and try it during your next practice session. 🔥

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Want to hit more consistent golf shots?

Stop making every shot feel different.

A good pre-shot routine gives you the same process before every swing — so when you step over the ball, there’s only one thing left to do: commit.

🎯 Pick your target
👀 Visualize the shot
✅ Commit to it
🏌️ Step in and GO

Great golf isn’t just about having a repeatable swing. It’s about having a repeatable process.

Same routine. Same mindset. Better chance to make your best swing.

Next time you practice, don’t just work on your swing…

Practice your routine!

Blocking it right… then snapping it left? Your clubhead may be getting stuck behind you. 🚨

Try the Over & Over Drill ⛳️

Place an alignment stick on the ground and set the ball about one clubhead outside the stick.

The goal: hit the ball without hitting the stick.

This forces you to keep the clubhead out in front of you instead of letting it get trapped behind your body through impact.

When the club gets stuck, you’re forced to save it with your hands — and that’s where the block right / snap hook left combination shows up.

There’s a reason variations of this drill are popular with players on professional tours. 🔥

Stop getting stuck. Start controlling both sides of the course.

Save this drill and try it during your next range session.

GRIP CONTROLS EVERYTHING

Your swing might not be the problem… your grip could be steering the ball offline. 👀⛳️

Think of your left hand as the steering wheel of your golf swing.

👉 Too strong? The clubface can shut down, sending shots low and left.
👉 Too weak / too much in the palm? The face can stay open, sending shots to the right.
👉 Neutral grip? Now you have a much better chance of returning the clubface square.

Before you start rebuilding your swing, check the one thing connecting you to the club.

Save this and check your grip before your next range session. 🔥