Beyond the Swing
Push Swing is more than a golf method. It’s a movement—and a future.
Push Swing began as an alternative swing for golfers who had been left behind.
But it’s now growing into something much bigger:
A new way to move.
A new way to stay healthy.
A new way to keep playing.
Push Swing is creating an entirely new category in sport—and this is just the beginning.
Movement for Recovery
Push Swing is being studied by San José State University
as a potential tool for back pain and disc herniation rehab.
Why? Because it’s not just about power—it’s about alignment, rhythm, and safe repetition.
It could help more than golfers. It could help people move again.
Keeping Golfers in the Game—to Save the Industry
Millions of golfers are quitting due to pain, frustration, or failure.
Push Swing gives them a reason to stay.
By helping them continue, Push Swing could save billions in lost revenue
for courses, coaches, manufacturers, and the golf industry as a whole.
A New Association for Left-Behind Golfers
Push Swing is not part of the PGA system—and that’s intentional.
We’re building a new association for those left behind.
It will include a certification program for coaches.
And we’ll refer all new golfers to the PGA first.
Push Swing is for those who tried the professional path and still got nowhere.
Equipment Designed for Push Motion
Traditional swings created traditional clubs. Push Swing needs its own.
We will be working with golf manufacturers to develop a new line of clubs
built specifically for the Push Swing feel, motion, and mechanics.
Push Putt: Elite Results, Minimal Practice
With Push Putt, I'm a 17 handicapper averaging under 30 putts per round
while practicing less than 15 minutes before a round.
Imagine what it can do for a pro.
Push Putt is by invitation only—to protect its competitive value.
If you believe it can change your career, reach out and tell me why.
And This Is Just the Beginning
Push Swing isn’t about improving old methods.
It’s about creating something new.
A new category in golf.
A new model for training.
A new possibility for health insurance integration—to keep golfers active, healthy, and playing longer.