Stack & Tilt® Golf challenges established notions of golf coaching fundamentals. Traditionally, beginners are taught to focus on aspects like grip, stance and posture. Things that ironically vary dramatically amongst top flight players.
We recognize that the true fundamentals are the ability to hit the ground on the same spot with every swing, with enough power to play the course and enough mastery of shot direction to play it well.
It’s an insight they’ve developed systematically to make it teachable.
It’s simple enough to deliver fun results for the beginner, yet deep enough to give the more experienced player a three-dimensional understanding of the physiology of the game.
Simply put, it’s a game changer.
"Darren’s enthusiasm for golf is infectious, he displays a genuine interest in your game and is willing to go that extra yard just to help you out. Darren is one of the North West’s leading coaches His sessions incorporate the latest technology making them effective and easy to understand".
Jack Brooks, Pleasington, Lancashire & England
"My game is unrecognisable and members are asking how have I improved so quickly! Driving, fairways, short game massive improvement, handicap cut by 2 shots to 21, and I can just feel massive potential- looking forward to next lesson, and thanks for getting me here". (UPDATE…...handicap now 13!!!!)
Anthony Osbourne
"Not only can Darren accurately describe the swing and its essential elements, he know how to make it work, and make it work quickly. That is the mark of the best teachers in the world of which Darren is one.”
Andy Plummer, Founder Stack & Tilt® Golf Swing
Thanks for an excellent lesson yesterday. One thing I did learn from the lesson was the need to be patient...I know I'm making progress & am on the right path. I've seen some respected teachers during the last ten years but none of them have got anywhere near improving my down swing the way you have...in fact no-one has been able to correct my takeaway/movement off the ball...what does that tell you about the standard of instruction, generally.
Andrew Lincoln
