Here’s a drill to increase lag in your downswing.
We’re going to learn how to use our hands correctly to increase lag in the start of the downswing.
Now, our hands can work together and pull on the shaft. That starts the downswing. Or, your left hand can pull down and the right hand push out, and guess what that creates? Lag!
Releasing the Golf Club: Proper Hand Release Drill (Golf Tip)
This proper hand release drill will work to unlock your wrists and generate more clubhead speed in your golf swing.
Putting Tips – Reading Greens
Reading Greens with break can be a tough task for many amateur golfers, but simplifying the process starts with this easy tip.
This one Mike talks about a little trick he discovered to help him read the slope of greens using the surroundings.
Once you understand where the slopes are on a hole, you can start to understand when and where a particular putt will break, as well as how much to expect the putt to break.
In this video I show you how you can fix your early release in the golf swing and flush your golf shots.
This simple early release drill is easy to practice and is really effective with getting a better sequence in your golf downswing. It works well for high and low handicap golfers who’ll see an instant improvement in your ball-striking after your practice a few times.
Work on this early release drill at home or at the golf driving range and then transition over to a full swing and hitting golf balls.
You’ll begin to hit solid golf shots that fly longer and straighter toward your targets.
Arm lift in the golf swing explained.
Should I lift the arms? Should I keep them passive? Does the shoulder turn elevate the arms?
These are all good questions that have been around the game for a long long time. We’re going to share our take on the subject of arm lift in the golf and hopefully demonstrate it in a way that you might not have seen before.
This is an important topic because whatever happens in the backswing normally happens in reverse in the downswing.
In this video, we’ll show you what controls the low point in the golf swing.
Your ability to strike the little ball consistently before striking the big ball is the most honest representation of your ability to control the low point of the club in your golf swing.
If that skill is lacking, your frustration increase, your fun diminishes, and your scores suffer. It truly is one of the few core fundamentals of the game. As far as ball striking skills go, contacting the turf in the right spot is at the top of the list.
Most golfers struggle to get enough forward shaft lean, and it all comes down to moving the right arm and wrist correctly. Most golfers are uncomfortable getting the right arm to work in front of their torso, without opening their chest.
The moment of truth – impact. It is all that matters in your golf swing. With perfect impact, you will hit the perfect shot. It is both that simple and that complicated.
In this video I will go over how to do this move correctly, along with drills, to help you improve forward shaft lean.
Holding Lag Drill
Holding or Maintaining more lag in the downswing can in many cases help add speed, although how this is done is often incorrect and can lead to more issues.
In this video Chris discusses some issues with holding lag too long and why the correct way is often overlooked.
