Golf Foot Pressure Blocks | Good Golf Coaching

The Good Golf Coaching Golf Foot Pressure Blocks, as used by Stuart Cartwright, are a simple but brutally effective way to teach golfers how to use the ground properly in the swing.

Most golfers are told to “shift” or “rotate” — but never shown where pressure should actually go. These blocks fix that immediately by giving you physical feedback under your feet, so your body organises the motion naturally instead of forcing positions.

What they train in your golf swing

• Correct pressure trace through the feet during the swing

• Stable backswing loading without swaying

• Earlier, cleaner pressure shift into the lead side

• Stronger rotation through impact without spinning out

• More consistent low point and strike

You don’t think about pressure — you feel it.

Why pressure blocks work (when drills don’t)

Verbal cues fade. Physical feedback doesn’t.

By slightly elevating key areas of the foot, the blocks:

• stop you hanging back,

• prevent excessive trail-side sway,

• encourage the lead foot to accept pressure earlier,

• and help you push against the ground instead of sliding.

This is exactly how Good Golf Coaching teaches handle control, rotation, and strike stability — starting from the ground up.

How Stuart uses them

• Under the trail foot to improve backswing loading

• Under the lead foot to train pressure acceptance and rotation

• In warm-ups, slow swings, and transition drills

• Paired with rotation or handle-control drills for instant feedback

No swing thoughts. No positions. Just better movement.

Product features

• Durable, non-slip blocks for indoor or outdoor practice

• Compact and portable – fits easily in any golf bag

• Suitable for all skill levels (from beginners to elite amateurs)

• Works with wedges through driver

Who they’re for

Golfers who struggle with:

• inconsistent strike

• fat/thin shots

• hanging back at impact

• weak rotation or loss of power

• feeling “stuck” through the ball

If you want your body to move better without overthinking, these belong in your practice setup.

Used and taught by Stuart Cartwright – Good Golf Coaching
Train pressure properly. Let the swing organise itself.