Kevin Sprecher Golf

I’m very excited to see the new @titleist TSi drivers and fairways. #sprecheffect #titleist

Has fun playing with @jazzjanewattananond and my friend @terryrowles at @sleepyhollowcountryclub this kid can really play. Keep an eye on him at the US Open next week. #pgatour

Look what just arrived! Thank you @vokeywedges for the great looking wedge and @golficity for creating the hashtag. I can’t wait to get this in play.

Here is my latest @Golf_com tip about how to add width to your swing. Thank you @holdernessbourne for the support. #titleist #Sprecheffect

Fixing your golf swing can begin in any number of places, from the practice range to a clubfitter’s workshop. But wherever you’re trying to clean up your game, the goal is the same: finding a consistent, repeatable motion that puts your club in the right position for success. For many golfers, the biggest roadblock in reaching a successful, repeatable motion comes from having a swing that is either too steep or too shallow. For some, this may be caused by an injury or physical restriction, for others, the cause might be as simple as a bad habit. In either case, GOLF Top 100 Teacher Kevin Sprecher dives into a drill for correcting your swing plane in today’s Home Practice. First, Sprecher addresses those swinging too steep.