Jamie Greaves is a British Strength and Conditioning Coach and the Founder of JG Golf Fitness. He works with golfers of all ages and abilities, from Tour winners to beginners the game. Jamie's training philosophy is that no matter a golfer's skill level, creative ways can be forged to a enhance their game, overall fitness and health.

Jamie joins #OntheMark to help you find, and improve your "Top End" and "Cruising" Clubhead Speeds with the Driver.

In so doing he discusses and demonstrates three easy "Med-ball" exercises to improve speed:

1. Single Arm Med-ball Push
2. Half-Kneel Rotational Slam
3. Rotate and Stop Med-ball Drill

He also shares his four steps to more speed:

1. No Ball Training
2. Power Hitting into a Net
3. Mindsets for Taking Speed to the Range
4. On-course Radar Testing to convert Range Speed under pressure

Jamie also talks about various misconceptions to gaining speed and power, what factors correlate to an increase and speed and power, the value of purpose and intent in training, the mindset for power work, and replacing effort for speed.

This podcast is also available as a vodcast - where you can watch how to do the exercises. Search and subscribe to Mark Immelman on YouTube.

Luke Kerr-Dineen is Golf Digest's "Play" Editor. In his role he oversees game improvement content across Golf Digest's multimedia platforms. He has penned and created hundreds of articles and videos with the mission of helping golfers of all skill levels improve their games.

Luke joins Mark Immelman on the #OntheMark podcast to discuss an article that he wrote after the 2024 Masters. That article was essentially about 10 of his takeaways from The Masters Tournament. Takeaways from watching the world's best prepare and play in aguably the most reconized tournament in professional golf:

1. Understanding the nature of progress
2. Embracing a results mindset
3. Finding different "feels" for the same thing
4. Embracing the new school waggle
5. Understanding head tilts and the effect of the eye-line on shot direction
6. Looking for patterns and trends
7. Making "good" bogeys and avoiding "brain dead" bogeys
8. Adopting and aggressive and smart course management strategy
9. Avoiding nerves changing the pre-shot process, and
10. The truth abouve golf-swing slumps

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Mike Maggs is a golf instructor from Temecula, California and is the Academy Director at the Southern California Golf Academy. A product of the Jim McLean Golf Schools, Mike is insightful and brings a simple, yet profound approach to building and improving golf swings.

He joins #OntheMark to share his philosophy on the golf-swing while also sharing a few simple drills that are guarateed to improve your ball-striking and accuracy.

As Mike describes his technique of "Balance and Letting Go" he shares 5 Drills to help you:

1. A Drill to Improve the Takeaway
2. A Drill to Improve the Top of the Backswing and Transition
3. A Drill to Find and Improve Balance
4. The Tiger "Pause" Drill with a new spin, and
5. The Rubber Tee Drill

As he weaves his way through the drills, Michael instructs on Bad Movements and Clubface Awareness. He also elaborates on the Leverage Point in the Downswing and how maximizing that all but guarantees success. He talks about Productive Practice and how awareness of 'Two Big Toes and the Nose" will improve your backswing.

This podcast is also available as a vodcast. Search and subscribe to Mark Immelman on YouTube.