Do you struggle in golf hitting your long irons pure?
Almost all golfers could enjoy golf more if they were to strike their shots from the fairway a little more solid.
In this short video Chris gives you 3 simple tips that you can take straight to the golf course to help you do just that.
How to get the perfect golf grip. Golf professional Aimee Cho shares with you how to grip the golf club correctly to hit the ball straight and increase power.
She’ll share great processes and tips on holding the club correctly time after time and help you change that incorrect grip for good.
Master your golf grip and find out what it really feels like to compress the golf ball!
Do you struggle to hit consistent bunker shots? In today’s video, I’m going to give you three secrets that will make your life a lot easier when it comes to hitting out of the bunkers.
I’ll show you the advantages and disadvantages to hitting bunker shots with an open face versus a closed face.
HOW TO CREATE MORE LAG IN THE GOLF SWING
How would you like to know how to increase your lag without hurting your swing and pulling the club down?
When you pull the club down you open the door for club casting and burning up your lag.
It’s not always bad to pull the club, but it can be if you do it the wrong way.
Let’s take a look at what the club is doing and the proper motions from the top of the swing, building lag, and through contact.
Backswing vs Downswing – How to Shallow Your Club
Many golfers imagine the downswing is simply a mirror image of the backswing… but when we actually compare the 2 we will see that is not the case at all!
In reality, the arms, legs, and club should be in a very different position going back and coming down.
Understanding this dynamic will help your golf swing in a number of ways:
– encourage more rotation through the ball
– help deliver the club from the inside
– lead to more solid contact
– shallow the club in transition
In today’s video Zach will show you a great drill to help you feel the proper positions.
Simple Golf Drills to Stop Hitting Behind the Ball
First, I want to explain why you’re hitting behind the golf ball, what you need to do to correct it, and then how you can practice it with a couple simple feedback drills.
In terms of hitting behind the ball, let’s first define what we want to do, and then we’ll talk about the things you can do to stop that from happening, and I’ll give you some drills to do.
Now, I’m going to pull a simple alignment rod. Now, we’re on a mat here, on which an alignment rod here will work fine. If you’re on the grass, you can spray-paint a line or just have a line as a reference. A piece of tape or something like that would work fine.
I’m going to put this alignment rod straight in line with the golf ball on the ground. (Watch the video to see what I mean.) So, the point is, when we’re hitting too far behind the ball, that compromises our contact, compression, and distance that the golf ball goes.
We want to fix that. If I were to take a normal setup here, if we watch good golfers, their club will come down, will strike the ball first, and hit the ground second.
So, if I remove this golf ball, and that’s the line where it normally is on, what we want to be able to train to do is have the club head hit in front of the line where our golf ball would be.
That’s the first piece of this.
So, when someone would come in to train this in person, if we have solidness of contact issues, I will put a line on the ground, we’ll set up as if the golf ball’s right on it, and we’ll start with little short swings, just chip length, and get you getting that club head to hit the ground in front of it.
Are you looking to hit your fairway woods better?
Hitting the ball with a fairway wood off the deck can be tough but with the right tips and drills you can hit the golf ball with great accuracy and consistency.
Blair O’Neal and Martin Hall go over several drills to improve your game with Fairway Woods!
Hitting the driver both further and straighter is something most golfer would welcome. In this video Adam Bazalgette shows you some great tips to help you hit your driver longer, straighter and more consistently every single time.
