Golf isn't what they told you. Golf isn't just a game; it’s an extension of every athlete’s DNA.

Mike Malaska demonstrates how to translate baseball mechanics into a more effective golf swing using a baseball bat. He explains that the timing of the transition and the way the club 'levels out' is identical in both sports, with the primary difference being the ball's location relative to the body.

• The timing of changing directions in a golf swing is the same as in a baseball swing.
• Practice with a baseball bat to feel how the club should 'level out' during the downswing.
• The main difference between the two sports is the ball position: out in front for baseball and down on the ground for golf.
• Athletes can leverage their DNA from other sports to simplify golf mechanics.