Should you shallow the golf club or not? I sat down with two coaches who get blamed for the modern shallow swing to settle it. What "shallowing" actually means, why most amateurs do it wrong, and how it lets you finally stop early extending.

What makes Shinnecock Hills one of the toughest putting tests in golf? In this episode, putting coach Ralph Bauer joins Cordie Walker to break down the unique challenge of reading and rolling putts on some of the fastest, slopiest greens in championship golf. From understanding through-lines and lag putting strategy to handling wind on exposed greens, Ralph shares the same insights he's using with players preparing for one of the game's biggest stages.You'll learn:⛳ Why Shinnecock's green complexes are so difficult⛳ How modern green speeds have changed the way classic courses play⛳ The hidden danger of six-to-eight-foot putts on severe slopes⛳ How wind really affects putting (and when it doesn't)⛳ A smarter approach to lag putting on fast greens⛳ The importance of "through-lines" when reading putts⛳ Why tour players may struggle with changing green speeds throughout the week⛳ Ralph's favorite practice drills for dialing in speed and start lineWhether you're a competitive golfer, a golf coach, or someone looking to lower scores on the greens, this conversation is packed with practical putting advice you can use immediately.

Is a zero club path actually bad? Justin Kraft and Dr Luke Benoit join the GolfWell podcast to debate club path, face angle, and the flyer lie myth most golfers get wrong.We get into why your 9-iron flies farther than your wedge on a flyer lie, what good ball striking actually means, on-course practice that works, and why so many tour pros draw the driver.Justin Kraft - https://www.instagram.com/kraftygolf/Dr Luke Benoit - https://www.instagram.com/dr.luke.benoit.golf/Check out the post on the flyer lies https://www.instagram.com/p/DY0OwG1EU-h/?img_index=1

You ever practice for months and then completely fall apart in your first real round? Yeah. Me too.I called Coach Will Robbins right after to break down what actually happens to your body and your brain under tournament pressure — and what to do about it.🏌️ Work with Will → bit.ly/scoringmethod-golfwell (code GOLFWELL)📘 Get The Scoring Edge → https://www.amazon.com/Scoring-Edge-Coaches-Golfwell-Guidebook/dp/B0GR6S11PV📩 Free weekly newsletter → golfwell.co

Can a scratch golfer who doesn't run compete in the US Speed Golf Open? 80 days to find out.The Garmin watches are awesome for fitness AND golf - https://creatorlink.shop/4mW5uedThis is Episode 1 of Chasing Opens. Scott Dawley held the speed golf world record (65 in 42 minutes) and runs Speedgolf USA. He's coaching me through what might be the dumbest thing I've ever signed up for.🏃 Speedgolf USA: https://speedgolfusa.comScott Dawley: https://www.instagram.com/scottdawleygolf/0:00 — The challenge1:00 — What is speed golf?5:55 — How speed golf scoring works9:30 — The "shot box" and why seconds matter11:54 — Training plan for a non-runner15:14 — Scott's world record round (65 in 42 min)17:24 — Golf and fitness at that level22:10 — How to actually practice speed golf26:34 — Club selection strategy (5 clubs only)31:00 — Race day strategy36:36 — How to try speed golf yourself#speedgolf #golf #chasingopens

We got the chance to sit down with Dr. Joe Lacaze (inventor of Rotex) to talk about why it is so effective in activating the golf swing so quickly and efficiently. Use code GOLFWELL10 for a discount when picking up the ROTEXMotionCombo Bundle https://bit.ly/rotexgolf

Fast Eddie Fernandes joins the podcast to break down how he started and maintains his training for an elite swing speed, what it takes to become a long drive golfer, and how he structures his workouts and recovery to stay at the top of his game.We dive into how Eddie approaches strength, mobility, and durability in the gym in his 50's and what his recovery looks like as well. Whether you're chasing more distance or just want to train like a high-level athlete, this episode is packed with practical takeaways.If you’ve ever wondered what goes into producing 200+ mph ball speed—this is it.

Scott Fawcett answers your comments from our two-video series at Old Memorial - course management, aiming off middle of the green, lag putting drills, wind math, and why "just hit it at the middle" isn't good enough.👉 Get DECADE: https://decade.golf — use code CORDIE for a discount

I talked with Jake from Fully Equipped Golf at Golf.com and we went over all things PGA Show 2026. We talk through everything we liked and would potentially use in our own golf game and training.

Watch the video that started the conversation → https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qkl5agGLkck‪@kraftygolf_‬ broke down the modern pattern he teaches: shallow arm mechanics + steep body mechanics. Controlling the clubface, shallowing the club in transition, and staying in posture while you rotate through the ball. This sparked a lot of discussion around these mechanics and who can use them in their own game. We took the time to go through some of the most engaging comments from the video to explain or give insight to how people can utilize aspects of this type of swing when they practice and play. 📩 Want more instruction like this every Thursday? Join the free Golfwell Weekly: https://golfwell.co