Great golf can be achieved if you can develop elite level ball striking, and it can be done!
The majority of golfers that i have coached over the years who are frustrated, fed up and falling out of love with the game have ended up there due to poor ball striking. If you are constantly thinning, fatting and shanking your shots its incredibly difficult to enjoy your golf, so lets change that.
Those golfers that i have helped have often struggled with one key area of the golf swing, they have made errors which have been almost impossible to recover from, so in this video I am going to teach you the most important move in the golf swing to get you hitting high level golf shots with pro level ball striking
This move is so important and if you want pro level ball striking you will almost certainly need to be working on the drills that I share in this video
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00:00 Introduction
00:20 Lead Shoulder In Transition
03:01 Perfect Swing Shape
05:03 Controlling The Club Face
9 Comments
Chris, do you like the Hack Motion training aid? I would think it might help this issue?
Hey how do I keep my clubface like closed/square with the spine angle in takeaway/impact any quick fix for it or just need to break my hands?
are those critters considered moveable obstructions ?
I was expecting to see you talk about early release.
Why not take a crossbow with you whilst playing? Play golf and harvest dinner in one afternoon. Cut the backstraps out and throw the rest into the woods. Is that legal?
Your best video ever! It's great to see some instruction videos from the more popular instructors like yourself addressing the most common fault and how to address it. Most instructors just say "hit it in to out" but don't explain why or how it's done. The turning of the forearms to square the club has always eluded me, so I take a MUCH stronger grip. Would you advocate against this or do you think it is a suitable way to address squaring the club? Kudos.
I tried the pressure applied and dropped shoulder in a practice swing in my paddock and took the biggest divot in the history of golf with the ball going 20mtrs 😂😂😂 more practice required! Great lesson again though Chris and thank you.
Would really like to see a video focusing on both hands around the shaft during the complete swing. I find I struggle with my right hand coming off of the club a bit which allows my elbow to separate from my body
As a new golfer I’m really struggling with the irons. Mainly the weight transitioning but also I do move my head around too often. This has definitely helped