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There’s only two components to the hip bone here’s what you need to do the hips remain Square and the sternum stays still if the hips are square and the sternum is still and you shift the hips over it’s perfect okay so it’s just the one inch towards the target
Where you’re seeing that right knee get a little bit more on the inside of the left I’m sorry the right knee on the inside of the InStep of the foot you see the sternum stays still which creates the spine angle and then that allows for that perfect turn to the top
Okay so when a person is trying to make that bump you’re just remembering that the hips remain Square while doing so and that only shifts one inch to the left and the last part of that was keeping the sternum dead still as you do so yeah with
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If I use the hip bump, should I flare my lead foot out towards the target some? I was told my feet are extremely square by my brother on our last round a few weeks ago. I hit driver solid but I was hitting terrible fat shots with my. Irons. Especially my 5i, 6i.