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I NEVER LOOK At The Golf Ball For GREAT BALL STRIKING



I can’t believe that how good my golf swing felt after NOT LOOKING at the golf ball with my irons & driver! Looking at the golf ball makes you hit the golf ball THIN with noth irons & driver. This is going to help you regain that confidence, distance and accuracy with your iron golf swing & driver golf swing. I NEVER LOOK At The Golf Ball For GREAT BALL STRIKING

Alex Elliott Golf Shows you how to Stop hitting behind the golf ball with your irons and learn to hit up through the golf ball with your driver! I use this simple expression. DON’t HIT AT THE GOLF ball hit through the golf ball and this simple irons and driver basic golf swing trick is I DON’T LOOK At The Golf Ball For A Great Golf Swing.

You will learn how to hit up when swinging your driver and how to controlling you golf swing to hit down with your irons!

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23 Comments

  1. AlexElliottGolf

    How good is Scottsdale! It’s was nice to be inside when it’s -5 outside! How much sense does this make by the way?

  6. Kenneth Hogan

    Thanks for the many great tips just started in June working on getting my handicap down so I can surprise my son when I visit him in Melbourne o by the way I am 70 so it’s never to late to start playing golf

  7. David Cavon

    I tried looking target side, but I occasionally come in steep which didn't work out so good. I now look at a piece of grass (yup, small target indeed) as close to under the ball as I can. Sometimes I don't move laterally toward the target enough, and I get a bit of a duff/chunk, but mostly I focus on that one spot until the release after contact.

  10. Karl Firth

    I use the foot spray powder at the range and spray s line on the mat then place my ball behind the line just as you have described I do this because I can't seem to get my divots after the ball this video makes so much sense

  15. Floydian Epic

    Hi Alex, Having done this to cure hitting the ground before the ball as well as eliminating the lateral hip movement, that can also cause this. I really do believe that this works for most swing types. However, you may find that over time, you start thinning the ball as your swing adjusts. I now I have gone back to looking at the top of the ball, and the ball striking is way more consistent again. Until that changes again 😉

  18. John Sadler

    Understand the iron strike and have played with that with mixed results. Think I might do that for a while now to see if it helps. Understand the driver idea but haven’t ever figured out a suitable target that helps me avoid scuffing the turf. Ideas on that welcome. Now, for hybrids? Isn’t the low point essentially at the ball for those, so what is the target? The last blade of grass before the ball? The first one after?

  19. donsmnc

    Every hcp golfer needs to see this tip, you have look to at the front of the ball or in front of the ball to make crisp iron shots, you’ll love the results

  20. Rick RichardG

    I asked you just recently if you looked at the back of the ball or just in front………you said at the back of the ball????

  22. NFiltr8Red

    I hate showing people this drill on a mat. Most golfers will say they can hit balls at the range all day but can’t on the course, it’s because the actual grass doesn’t bounce like the mat. Looking forward of the ball is good but my saying is “ it’s not your grass” so take a divot the size of a gopher and you’ll always make contact.

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