Learn how this amazing swing pattern can transform your game and get you swinging like the Pros in no time. Simple and easy to understand, the Stack & Tilt just simply works!

Some information may no longer be current. By now you've probably heard about stack and tilt, the name that's been given to the way Andy Plummer and Mike Bennett teach the swing.

The demonstration of their approach, called stack and tilt, was fascinating. Bennett and Plummer upend many sacred cows in swing theory.

Leaning "Yes" is Ron Nay of Hickory, N.C.: Dear sir, I am a 67-year-old golfer who has been doing the Stack and Tilt swing for 2 months. I have a back condition called spondylolithesis.

It’s controversial, it’s different, and it’s not necessarily for everyone, but the Stack and Tilt swing has a lot going for it, according to local PGA Pro Kregg Moyer, who teaches the method by ...

The main difference between the Stack & Tilt and other swing programs is that players remain centered over the ball when striking it. They don’t move their weight from their left side to their ...

It was nice catching up with Central New Yorker Mike Bennett this week at the Turning Stone Resort Championship. The native of nearby Jordan has made quite a name for himself on the PGA Tour with ...

With the Tour season now in full swing and Northern golfers starting to dream of spring, we're getting more letters about Stack & Tilt again. Here's a rather succinct one from Bud Ormond in ...

Wi said that the Stack and Tilt system was about geometry. “If you’re 200 pounds, if you’re 5’3”, 5’5”, everybody. Geometry is the same with everybody,” he insisted.