Great swing here from Veronica, learned indoors from scratch! 👏🏌️‍♂️

At Christmas, we lost our good friend Charlie, photographer for all four of our books. His wife has been going through his work and sent this picture from The Swing Factory launch in October 2004. It features George Asprey Stephen Marcus who we trained to replicate the swings of

From a few years ago, who would possibly say a thing like that! 😋

Hopefully these clips should prove a great help to all, first one coming up tomorrow…

Here’s a similar takeaway drill to our previous video clip. This time we hold the left wrist in the right hand to stress that the hand must maintain it’s angle throughout the takeaway to hip height stage of the backswing…

Little bit of a technical hitch here, this was the clip I was supposed to upload!

Happy Heavenly Birthday to our mentor and founder of the school, Leslie King. Mr King, as he was always respectively known, founded the school in 1951 and we have this man to thank for everything. A true visionary whose teachings are now accepted as established golf swing

Using the meta glasses, allowing you to see this from your own eye line, here is a very simple and effective takeaway drill…

World book day today, here’s our little contribution…

Here’s another great swing in the making, this time from total beginner Michele. Michele started taking lessons a few weeks ago and we have been busy establishing the fundamentals and perfecting the all important hand line. Just a few more weeks and we’ll be ready for the great

A last-minute checkup for Nahrika as she heads to Sunningdale Heath tomorrow…

Single figure handicap regular Ian in today for his regular check up. Very simple basic fundamentals coupled with a wonderful tempo that can be copied by all…

This was supposed to accompany our previous post bjt but something went wrong in transaction! Single figure handicap Ian in for his regular checkup. Great fundamentals held together by a wonderful tempo that can be copied by all…

Yong took up golf with us this winter and is consolidating the basics and is yet to hit a shot outside. Still too deliberate on the backswing but this will soon evolve into a wonderful free flowing swing. First trip to the great outdoors planned for the 3rd of April!

Found these Dunlop Warwicks in a local antique shop. Definitely worth buying as illustrates to the new generation how small the 1.62 golf ball was. These balls are estimated to to be from 1970 -1972…

Following on from yesterday’s post, we carried out a little experiment using a Dunlop 65 from approximately 56 years ago and a fresh from the box Titleist Pro V1. The result was somewhat surprising….