You are currently watching a video about how to really whip the club through the ball. This video is for all golfers.
It really is amazing how quickly you will be able to adjust your swing through impact by doing this whip the club through impact drill.
Martin Hall and Sara Brown show you a drill on how to stay down through long iron shots.
Start by practicing this stay down through long iron shots drill at home to get a feel for it. When doing the drill at the range with golf balls it should improve your sense of feel and awareness.
When setting the golf club behind the ball, it is important to align the face of the golf club with the ball squarely to achieve the best shot possible.
Learn to set your golf club properly with advice from experienced golf instructor Conan Elliott in this video on golf swings.
Hand Path
One of the most crucial but often not discussed part of the golf swing is the path that the hands take throughout the swing.
In this short video PGA professional and Stack and Tilt instructor Nick Taylor talks about the term hand path and describes the correct hand path in the golf swing..
Today’s video talks through the best way to create changes in your golf swing and most importantly build your consistent golf swing.
Let’s not overcomplicate this! These are the 3 steps to getting a consistent golf swing every time.
Club Face Rotation Drill
How would you like to control your shots in golf? How do we stop our miss hits?
For those looking to cut the slicing, the shanks, the blocks to the side, or major hooks, this video on Club Face Rotation in Golf is for you.
Hips in the Backswing:
At the start of the backswing, the hips will have 3 primary movements. Understanding what these hip movements are and when they occur can get your swing off to a great start.
The hips are central to the quality of your swing and worth spending a little time to ingrain the correct hip movements in your backswing.
Ball then Ground Drill
One of the biggest keys to playing great golf is to make ball then ground contact every time. The majority of these poor contact issues are the result of a misunderstanding of what the club and thus the body must do to launch the ball in the air. Once these misconceptions are cleared up and the player understands what truly must happen with the body and club, much more solid fairway shots appear.
In this video I explain what you must do with your body and club to ensure you make ball then ground contact every time with your fairway shots. I also share a simple drill that you can use to help you better learn and feel this move and thus make it easier to transfer the motion to the golf course.
