Drills to Shallow the Shaft
Shallowing the shaft in the downswing is not imperative but it will make things easier for any golfer heading into impact.
These are my four favorite drills to help you gain a better sense for what is required to shallow the shaft in transition.
Hands First at Impact Drill
One of the simplest drills to feel the correct delivery sequence. Hips initiate, handle leading, forward shaft lean trapping the ball against the ground.
How to Hit a Bump and Run Golf Shot
If your short game is really inconsistent, learning how to hit a bump and run can help you get the ball on the green and moving towards the hole.
Most amateur golfers try to hit high flop shots that require more skill and precision, while hitting a simple bump and run helps to minimize the elements and get the ball on the green.
GROUND FORCE REACTION GOLF DRILL
LEFT LEG FORCE IN A GOLF SWING – PGA Professional Robin Symes explains a left leg drill to increase Ground Reaction Force and clubhead speed.
Right Shoulder Movement In The Golf Swing Pros vs Ams
We’ve looked at the how the left shoulder moves in elite golf swings, now we’ll look at the right shoulder movements. The shoulders need to work well together but many golfers just think “the shoulders” move as a unit… that’s not the case at all.
Each shoulder has a large range of motion so it’s not a given they will move together in the best interest of our golf swing.
Hopefully, this video will help shed some light on a few of the key differences we see between how pros typically move their shoulders compared to how many ams move them.
How To Increase Your Golf Swing Speed and get more distance
The first thing you can do to get more distance in golf is to increase your clubhead speed. You get more clubhead speed is your golf swing is faster. But many amateur golfers who want to increase their swing speed do it wrong.
In this video we’ll explain in an easy way how you can increase your golf swing speed at the correct moment.
Take Control of Your Chip Shots!
Golfers often struggle to make consistent and solid contact on their chip shots. Yet good chipping can not only save you many strokes per round it can also give you more birdie opportunities.
In this video I show you how you can follow a simple progression of skills to ensure you will hit solid chip shots every time. I will then show you how you can build on these skills to add some variations to your chipping and thus get the ball closer to the hole than ever before.
Correct Hand Path In Golf Downswing
In this video I show you the correct hand path in golf downswing ensuring you shallow the golf club and make solid, consistent contact with the golf ball. This key move is done by most touring golf professionals and works for golfers of all handicap levels. The hand path in golf swing is critical, especially the downswing. Get this right and great things happen in your golf game.
Practice this one simple drill improving your hand path leading to more pure and flushed golf shots at your next round. Start slowly at home first doing slow rehearsals, and then progress up to hitting short shots at the golf driving range. Enjoy the feeling of making a high class downswing resulting in more consistent ball-striking and lower golf scores.
