How to Stop Flipping the Club at Impact.
Your hands should be in front of the clubhead at impact. This leads to lots of great things… more compression, better contact, and more distance by lowering your effective loft.
This can be a tough change for many golfers to make… but I’m going to share with you just how to do this in today’s video.
Clubhead Wrist Hinge Drill:
If you struggle to feel the wrist extension in the backswing as it hinges and unhinges from wrist extension to wrist inflection during the downswing then this video is for you.
A Major breakthrough in my understanding of the golf swing came when I discovered the magic of 90 degree angles.
Power in the golf swing comes from the rotation of our body… and we can best transfer this power to the club when it is at (or close to) a 90 degree angle to this rotation.
Proper application of this principle will help maximize your club head speed, improve your consistency, and eliminate a lot of the common mis-hits made by the average golfer.
Perfecting Your Backswing Drills:
The first move in the backswing we call the golf swing takeaway. For many golfers learning to get a great backswing takeaway feeling can transform the overall look and simplicity of your golf swing.
Mike breaks down the backswing into a set of key movements and shows you a great drill to help improve your backswing sequence to help you hit more consistent golf shots.
Learning how to take the club online in the backswing can prevent unnecessary compensations (faults) such as over the top and the opening and closing of the club face.
