I have been teaching golf for over 35 years now and so I've learned a few universal truths about the golf swing. Without a doubt, the number one truth is this: 

That's a pretty sobering thought, isn't it? I have students ask me all the time how this can be and my answer is always the same. It's because the golf swing is subject to the immutable laws of physics and the limitations of the human body's physiology. If you try to buck them by not paying attention to how you place your body and club relative to the ball in your setup, then there will be a big price to pay. 

So, if you are looking for a repeatable swing, one that you can count on to consistently put the ball on target at precisely the right distance, then you must understand how to align your body properly during setup. 

You've heard me stress the importance of good alignment over and over again during countless daily video tips. For a long time, I thought I was getting my points across clearly and effectively. 

But when 99.9% of the students I've seen at one of our golf schools over the last 18 months didn't have a clue on how to align themselves properly, I realized I was not doing a good enough job.

So earlier this year, I sat down and thought through the issue and came to the realization that most people are having a problem with the concept of aiming your toe line "parallel left" of your target. 

As a result, I went out and produced a brand new, full-length instructional video devoted solely to alignment.
 

In The Ultimate Alignment Video I teach you everything you'll need to know about proper alignment including two new important alignment concepts --stuff that no other golf teacher EVER talks about. If you incorporate this information into your setup you will hit the ball straighter and further than ever and you will shoot lower scores.

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You could be watching this video in a matter of minutes, so click the button below to order your copy and get started on straightening out your game today.

Remember, to "keep it vertical", you first need to "get yourself in line"!

Don Trahan
PGA Master Professional