Ted Williams

This series is a deeper dive into the concepts and techniques covered in the first ‘Feel’ Series.

Emphasis in the 2.0 Series is on how the orientation of the hands determines the articulation of the arms and how that resulting articulation of the arms affects the movement of the body and structural stability at impact for safety and solid ball striking.

Further, the importance of pushing on the handle to disassociate the club head from the handle is emphasized to create free club head momentum so the club face can be thrown into the ball while the handle is being pushed forward ahead of the club head (shaft lean) to create a compressive blow.

Finally, we demonstrate how the hands pushing on the handle and therefore one hand against the other moves the body so the hands and body move in sync with no timing required.

Overview; Improving FEEL is the key to legendary ball striking, not practicing the “positions” in the modern mainstream golf swing.

Doing these putting drills gets the student to feel how to create free momentum of the club head and how the hands react to that free momentum, while experiencing how the hands push against each other which is the key to feeling how the body reacts to the hands’ actions for when we move past…
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The Paul Runyon Putting Grip

We move on to chipping to build upon the feel we experienced in the putting drills.

We move on to pitching to build upon the feel we experienced in the putting and chipping drills with more detail about feeling the body reacting to the hands PLUS understanding and feeling the compressive blow on the ball.

We move on to full swing to build upon the feel we experienced in the putting, chipping and pitching drills with a drill that helps us to feel the hands reacting to the club head AND the body reacting to the hands AND feeling how to deliver a compressive blow on the ball.

Root Cause of the Over-The-Top Move When we understand the root cause of this move, then we can approach curing it effectively.   This move causes nearly every crooked shot from pull-hooks to push-slices, from fat shots to thin shots; and the oh-so common garden variety slice that most golfers settle for.

Why the Mainstream Fixes Don’t Work The ‘body-first with arms-last’ and pulling with the lead arm moves at the core of the mainstream golf instruction are misguided and here’s why; and why doubling down on these moves won’t fix over-the-top.

Educating the Hands to Square the Clubface is the Path to Fixing Over-The-Top Educating the hands FIRST how to square the club face to the ball is not the consensus approach, but it is the orthodox approach and the only way to fix over-the-top. The innate temptation to twist the shoulders open early can only be…
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A Great Drill to Rock the Shoulders into Impact Once Hands are Educated to Square the Clubface This drill will help you build the confidence that you will do the 2 most critical things on each shot: 1.  Deliver the club head to the ball on an inside-to-out swing path, and 2.  Squaring the clubface…
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Creating free momentum of the club head.

There is no top of the backswing, only the continued playing out of the dance between the free momentum of the club head and how the hands react to that momentum…and how the body reacts to the hands’ actions.

Snapping into and through impact with stability and structure.

Safely unfolding and releasing the impact related stability and structure.

5 Holes of Tips on Shot Alignment, Club Selection, Shot Psychology, Green Reading and More

5 Holes of Tips on Shot Alignment, Club Selection, Shot Psychology, Green Reading and More

5 Holes of Tips on Shot Alignment, Club Selection, Shot Psychology, Green Reading and More

5 Holes of Tips on Shot Alignment, Club Selection, Shot Psychology, Green Reading and More

5 Holes of Tips on Shot Alignment, Club Selection, Shot Psychology, Green Reading and More!

Overview of the Various Releases in the Golf Swing Plus How to Earn Confidence

Lead Hand’s Reflexive Triple Action Release Plus Grip Review

Trail Hand’s Release Action by way of Mirroring

Concept, Demonstration, Drilling In The Feel For It With Putting

Concept, Demonstration, Drilling In The Feel For It With Chipping

Concept, Demonstration, Drilling In The Feel For It For The Full Shot With The Waggle

Concept, Demonstration, Drilling In The Feel For It With A Nestled-In Grip That Allows The Wrists-Hands To React In Transition To Deliver Club Head To Ball From The Inside

Putting It All Together with Waggle and Set Up, Flowing Into the Full Shot

The 1st video kicks off this 4-episode series on how to exercise efficiently and practically by combining upper body and lower body exercises in a way that simultaneously stretches, strengthens, conditions while improving both mind-body connection and athleticism as it relates to playing golf. Ted starts with hand-fingers-wrist-elbow exercises and relevant upper body strengthening.

The 2nd video about efficiently and practically combining upper body and lower body exercises in a way that simultaneously stretches, strengthens and conditions while improving both mind-body connection and athleticism as it relates to playing golf includes Ted demonstrating the benefits of full body coordination exercises like skipping forwards and skipping backwards.

The 3rd video about efficiently and practically combining upper body and lower body exercises in a way that simultaneously stretches, strengthens and conditions while improving both mind-body connection and athleticism as it relates to playing golf includes Ted demonstrating how to combine the upper and lower body exercises learned in the first 2 videos.

The 4th video about efficiently and practically combining upper body and lower body exercises in a way that simultaneously stretches, strengthens and conditions while improving both mind-body connection and athleticism as it relates to playing golf includes Ted demonstrating additional hand-wrist exercises and yoga type exercises that simultaneously combine stretching-contracting.

This simple measurement and management system using 3 separate scorecards to measure on-course performance of Putting, Approach Shots and Drives will help to identify “miss” trends in those key phases so we can focus our practice and training routines accordingly.

Focusing on the commonalities between great ball strikers can highlight key fundamentals that golfers of all levels need to clearly understand; all of us would do well to take an inventory of those fundamentals relative to our own ball-striking. In this video Ted covers the most basic ball-striking commonality of all [trail elbow bent into…
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Focusing on the commonalities between great ball strikers can highlight key fundamentals that golfers of all levels need to clearly understand; all of us would do well to take an inventory of those fundamentals relative to our own ball-striking. In this video Ted covers the most overlooked, misunderstood and crucial fundamental methodology of the handle-first…
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Focusing on the commonalities between great ball strikers can highlight key fundamentals that golfers of all levels need to clearly understand; all of us would do well to take an inventory of those fundamentals relative to our own ball-striking. In this video Ted covers the single most widely damaging misunderstanding about the golf swing having…
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The analysis of these very different golf swings is done in digestible pieces so you can start to incorporate anatomically natural [though counter-intuitive] movements that are predictable, repeatable and intrinsically connected and coordinated.

The analysis of these very different golf swings is done in digestible pieces so you can start to incorporate anatomically natural [though counter-intuitive] movements that are predictable, repeatable and intrinsically connected and coordinated.

Here are practical tips for getting yourself in an emotional state that leads to a relaxed body and focused mind that brings you into the “moment of now” so you have the best chance of performing to the best of your ability.

In this video Ted will discuss bunker basics and how to consistently get out of the bunker in one shot.

In this video Ted will discuss his pre-round long putt routine

In this video Ted will discuss his pre-round short putt routine

Repurpose your old irons and decrease roll out with the Regroover+

Repurpose your old irons and decrease roll out with the Regroover+

What did Ben Hogan mean by “Reverse every natural instinct and do the opposite of what you are inclined to do, and you will probably come very close to having a perfect golf swing.” Watch to find out!

What did Ben Hogan mean by “Reverse every natural instinct and do the opposite of what you are inclined to do, and you will probably come very close to having a perfect golf swing.” Watch to find out!

In this video Ted will go in depth and break down the difference between mainstream golf swing and the instinctive golf swing. Ted explains why it’s hard for the average athlete to perform like a pro golfer while using the mainstream techniques.

In this video Ted will discuss the address and setup positions. Ted teaches a great relaxed setup that is natural and leaves less stress on the body.

In this video Ted will walk through the takeaway and backswing working towards an instinctive hit using Ben Hogan and Peter Croker’s styles.

In this video Ted will go in depth and break down the golf swing and the mechanics of it using Ben Hogan and Peter Croker’s styles.

In this video Ted will discuss staying connected while putting and specific motions for better results.

In this video Ted will discuss how to stay connected with reference to Ben Hogan and Peter Croker and coming through the golfball at impact.