I love your vids. Our teaching pro at my club said that I am a, "late fanner", that is, my left hand is fine, but once it gets past my right leg/hip, my face is wide open, however, I don't know how to fix it, I don't know how to tell my left hand to, "Behave." help?
Glad you like my videos. Always nice to hear that. I think we need to get more to the root of the problem is to why your face is open at the entry point of the release. This is more than likely cause from the lead wrist getting flat too early in the takeaway and then rerouting with the arms moving vertically. This will cause the left wrist to start moving back towards cupping (extension) and make it hard for you to naturally square and deloft the face on the way down. Without seeing the swing first hand, I am more or less just firing from the hip, as it could be 300 other variable causing the issue. I might suggest that you come over to the website and sign up for a free membership. You will get an email from me that will give you a free lesson. Then I can take a look at it for you and see if we can give you accurate cause to the problem.
@@MyGolfDNA Thank you for your response. I watched your video multiple times and realized that I just need more, "left wrist discipline", keeping my glove logo on the swing plane....it's a huge help. I also need to work on the flexibility of my left side so that I can, "stretch" my "V", Thank you again.
My dominant hand is the left. I use both in the golf swing though. You can do this drill as a lead side or trail side dominant movement. The checkpoints create awareness, awareness creates movement. Movement is what we’re after here.
Our wives must be part of the same online "hate on the husband" club/forum because that's exactly what my wife said when she randomly brought it home one day for me. Ain't mad at it.
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I love your vids. Our teaching pro at my club said that I am a, "late fanner", that is, my left hand is fine, but once it gets past my right leg/hip, my face is wide open, however, I don't know how to fix it, I don't know how to tell my left hand to, "Behave." help?
Glad you like my videos. Always nice to hear that. I think we need to get more to the root of the problem is to why your face is open at the entry point of the release. This is more than likely cause from the lead wrist getting flat too early in the takeaway and then rerouting with the arms moving vertically. This will cause the left wrist to start moving back towards cupping (extension) and make it hard for you to naturally square and deloft the face on the way down. Without seeing the swing first hand, I am more or less just firing from the hip, as it could be 300 other variable causing the issue. I might suggest that you come over to the website and sign up for a free membership. You will get an email from me that will give you a free lesson. Then I can take a look at it for you and see if we can give you accurate cause to the problem.
@@MyGolfDNA Thank you for your response. I watched your video multiple times and realized that I just need more, "left wrist discipline", keeping my glove logo on the swing plane....it's a huge help. I also need to work on the flexibility of my left side so that I can, "stretch" my "V", Thank you again.
Perfectly matched to your DNA:) Timestamps below!
0:00 Intro
1:44 Step 1
5:14 Step 2
7:38 Step 3
12:03 Bonus Step
So whats ur dominant hand....
My dominant hand is the left. I use both in the golf swing though. You can do this drill as a lead side or trail side dominant movement. The checkpoints create awareness, awareness creates movement. Movement is what we’re after here.
@chris you have the same Donkey head cover as me... my wife got it for me because she says I act like a jackass.... LOL
Our wives must be part of the same online "hate on the husband" club/forum because that's exactly what my wife said when she randomly brought it home one day for me. Ain't mad at it.
@@MyGolfDNA 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣