Dear golfer:

The program described on this page will fix your slice.

Promptly. Permanently. Period.

But that’s not all it will do. 

It will also teach you to hit a draw.

And not just any draw.

A high-launching, jaw-dropping TOUR DRAW.

And even that is just the tip of the iceberg.

Because you’ll also start hitting the ball farther, with less effort, throughout the bag.

You’ll gain accuracy from tee to green.

Your consistency will improve by leaps and bounds.

And naturally, you’ll shoot much lower scores.

Of course, you may be thinking you’ve heard these promises before… only to be let down.

I understand. And I’m not surprised.

If I were the gambling type, I’d bet the ranch that your previous efforts failed because the instruction was outdated.

Let me guess:

You were told to aim your body right and your clubface left to hit a draw.

You were told that the ball’s flight would start in the direction of your club path, and curve based on the clubface angle. 

Sound familiar?

It wasn’t the teacher’s fault, though.

I used to teach the very same things. We all did.

But that was before we learned the real facts about a curving golf ball.

Amazingly, the truth wasn’t discovered until very recently.

For that you can thank the launch monitor, which nailed down the actual relationship between clubface angle and club path that produces a slice, a draw, a fade and a hook.

It changed everything.

Before continuing, a quick introduction.

I’m PGA teaching professional Todd Kolb, a four-time Golf Digest best-in-state instructor and host of a YouTube channel with more than 163,000 dedicated subscribers. 

Golf has come a long way since I started teaching in the mid-1990s.

Equipment technology has advanced by miles. Professional golfers now look like linebackers (not pool hustlers). “Bomb and gouge” has replaced “fairways and greens” as the preferred playing style.

From a coaching perspective, though, the biggest difference between today and the old days is this:

Oddly, these new rules of ball flight haven’t gotten that much attention. At least not in the golf media.

In fact, you probably haven’t heard them.

It’s even less likely that you’ve reprogrammed your setup and swing to account for the new rules. Few amateurs, if any, have done that.

Well, my friend, it’s time to take the plunge.

I know – it sounds hard.

The thought of tossing out what you’ve done for years, maybe even decades, seems pretty daunting.

Trust me: It’s not.

I’ll tell you this, too: It’s well worth it.

Your slice will say, “Sayonara.”

(Your buddies might, too, when you start outdriving them by 20+ yards.)

Balls that once nestled in the rough will now sit perched in the short grass.

They’ll also be farther down the fairway, leaving you easy-peasy approach shots.

Your irons will penetrate the wind, land on the green, and stop on a dime.

You’ll putt for more birdies… 

Make tons of routine pars, and… 

Shoot the kind of scores you thought were out of reach.

Does that sound like the kind of change you can embrace?

I thought so. In that case, it’s time to get going with…