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Struggling with head movement or inconsistent trail arm structure in transition? These two drills help you stay centered and build a more efficient swing.
Read MoreGo beyond swing lessons — learn how on-course golf coaching at DSGA helps you play better and score lower. Serving golfers across Argyle, Denton, and DFW.
Read MoreDiscover two simple drills — medicine ball throws and tennis ground strokes — that can help you swing from the inside and hit a reliable push draw. Train with us at the best golf academy in Argyle!
Read MoreUnlock your path to scratch golf with expert tips from Dennis Sales Golf Academy in Argyle, Texas. From adding distance and custom club fitting to mastering your mental game, these 10 proven strategies will help you break 80 and lower your scores—right here in North Texas.
Read MoreLearn the five course management mistakes that prevent most golfers from breaking 80—and how data-driven coaching with DECADE and TrackMan can help you shoot lower scores.
Read MoreStruggling to hit a push draw or control the curve? You’re not alone. In my latest video, I team up with Senior PGA Tour coach Michael Manavian to break down the fundamentals of achieving a controlled push draw. We’ll explore why the ball curves left, the importance of the face-to-path relationship, and how to master consistent, solid strikes. From understanding key clubface positions to using "training ugly" methods for better control, this guide is packed with practical tips. Define your goals, experiment with the clubface, and take your game to the next level.
Read MoreSimple concepts to execute that help transfer technique, skills and mindset to a golf tournament. Dennis Sales Golf is one the countries leaders in high performance junior golf training.
Read MoreImproving at golf isn't about making a good looking swing. It is about developing a swing that improves ball-control skills. Having the right coach helping you makes all the difference in the world. After all, improvement is a decision.
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