Jerome Rufin Live to Help You Build a Repeatable Golf Swing

PGA Scratch-to-Scratch creator Jerome Rufin hosts an interactive live session focused on building a repeatable golf swing and shooting lower scores. He demonstrates essential techniques for fixing a slice by shifting pressure to the lead side, establishing a reliable neutral-to-strong grip, and transferring range practice onto the course. Jerome also answers subscriber questions regarding driver setup, tempo, and mental routines.

• Adopt a slightly strong neutral grip showing 2 to 2.5 lead-hand knuckles with lines pointing toward your trail shoulder.
• Fix a slice by placing 60-70% of your pressure on the lead side at setup and during transition to encourage an inside-out path.
• Use the trail foot back drill to train proper weight loading onto your lead side and eliminate hanging back.
• Place a towel behind the ball when practicing on range mats to ensure clean low-point contact and ball compression.
• Develop a consistent pre-shot and post-shot routine on every hole to transfer range gains to on-course results.

Go deeper

• Trail Foot Back Drill — Every coach who teaches it
• Towel Drill — Every coach who teaches it
• The slice — Causes, drills and coaches for this miss
• Jerome Rufin — Every video, sorted by what it teaches