These 3 common chipping mistakes can plague any golfer, especially when it comes to the amateur golfer. From leaning the club forward too far, playing the golf ball back in the stance too far, or stabbing down at the ball to hopefully make good contact, these are the 3 most common chipping mistakes we see from amateur golfers on a regular basis.
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How To Stop Lifting Your Head In The Golf Swing
You don’t hit bad golf shots because you lift your head up. You may hit bad shots because you lose your inclination to the ground. Side bends are actually the key to you staying down in the golf swing. In this video I show you how to incorporate forward flexion and extension with side bends so you can stop lifting up in the golf swing.
In this video, Jeff shows you a few drills that are very effective to include in a medicine ball golf workout.
The medicine ball can be a great tool to help you build a better body for golf.
These simple drills with a medicine ball will increase the power and speed of your golf swing.
This tip explains the golf weight shift throughout the whole swing.
This is vital in developing power and consistency in your shots. If you make a mistake here you will be in a position where you will be trying to hit the ball solely with your arms. If this occurs you will lose power and and consistency due to the wrists tightening and clubface manipulation.
The proper golf weight shift starts at address. Once evenly distributed you load into the back leg so you can build a powerful downswing. All sorts of problems arise when there is not enough weight loaded on this back foot at the top so make sure you are practicing this half of the swing first.
Once you learn the golf weight shift into the backswing it’s time to learn the correct weight transfer into the down and through swing and into the follow through. There is definitely a lot to learn so take your time and focus on the proper distribution throughout your swing.
