A fantastic drill there mate!! I’m really struggling with hitting the ball straight at the moment. I seem to be slicing the ball a lot lately since the courses opened back up in England. Cheers for all your great advice buddy!! Keep the great videos coming mate!!
I’d want that outside stick just right, parallel to the target line, not right at it. Same with hips, feet, shoulders obviously, but just left parallel. Also essentially where the ball starts is where the face is aimed at impact, Simple as that. Of course you want your set up square to your target line but as far as knowing if your face is square through the ball, wherever it starts is where your face is basically (assuming fit lie angles).
Lol 😂 yeah Alex just set up for a draw and give yourself a good percentage of error to play with it’s not exactly a sweet science if your are not a regular player that can tell the difference between strikes and alignment better to draw and be closed than loose distance the other way 😎
Great video, I’m an eight handicap and I still feel like I’m struggling with seeing a square club face at address, I will definitely use this T drill, I had something similar but I put the two alignment rods together so I will leave a gap where the ball sits... I would also look at my toes for alignment, so I will try to start looking at my ankles as a reference instead
Great vid. So the swing! Straight back and through with no left wrist or arm turn? With the driver I have to turn the screw and close the club face down. help!,
@@wadeparham4970 Hello Wade, it does not help George, but it helps me. Of course, you can only use the cross for alignment on the tee & on the green. Stand behind the ball and align one line in the direction of travel. Then stand opposite the line at 90° which should square you up to the intended line of ball travel. My putting average for 18 holes is 34.5 so far this year, 34.6 last year, which is not bad for a 28 handicapper.
Do you end up adjusting the station after every few shots? It seems like after a few shots, you would need to move the line between your feet back to get away from the divots.
CRope4clemson Great question! I’ll slide the alignment stick that is perpendicular to the target line back a little so I can hit a few shots. Then I’ll move it back (further away from target) and hit from behind the divots I just made.
Probably the best video on the most important part of golf.
FUNDAMENTALS and mastering them saves TIME = fun!
gained 20 yards with my driver I have been setting up open all this time...I now hit a straight ball or one with a slight draw...world of difference
A fantastic drill there mate!! I’m really struggling with hitting the ball straight at the moment.
I seem to be slicing the ball a lot lately since the courses opened back up in England.
Cheers for all your great advice buddy!! Keep the great videos coming mate!!
I was hoping to learn something significant from this video. Thanks for keeping the video to under 7 minutes. Cheers
I've been looking for this. Great video. Gives me the confidence I am getting club face straight.
Excellent! Just what I needed to help me with my alignment.
Great video to keep lining up refreshed in your practice
Hey Mike. Will this drill work with a driver? You know how much help I need with driver face alignment.
Love this mate!
Thanks mate!
This is also my issue..aligning the club. Thanks for the tip! I hope this will change my game!
Love the Callaway promo shots 🤣
Thank you man this has helped me a lot I was too nervous to ask my golf instructor. Thanks!
I see how to do this on the range now. How about when on the golf course?
Thank you
Super clear video, thanks Mike.
Can you help me understand how to make better contact with uphill lies. I always seem to hit the ground too early!!
Ball back in your stance
Love the drill. Simple and very effective 👌
Loving the POV !
All this is well and fine in practice...but what about when youre playing? Great video!
You have to practice it just like anything and work on transferring it to the course. No magic pills on this one. It takes constant work 👍
Great vid, enjoy your students GM golf n Zac Radford, hope to see them in the pro ranks soon!
Appreciate the feedback! Those guys are legends! 👍
Thanks for the drill setup.
I’d want that outside stick just right, parallel to the target line, not right at it. Same with hips, feet, shoulders obviously, but just left parallel. Also essentially where the ball starts is where the face is aimed at impact, Simple as that. Of course you want your set up square to your target line but as far as knowing if your face is square through the ball, wherever it starts is where your face is basically (assuming fit lie angles).
Good video, but what about when you are on the course?
What is the best drill to ensure that your swinging on plane?
Lol 😂 yeah Alex just set up for a draw and give yourself a good percentage of error to play with it’s not exactly a sweet science if your are not a regular player that can tell the difference between strikes and alignment better to draw and be closed than loose distance the other way 😎
very good tips and easy to follow thanks
Great video, I’m an eight handicap and I still feel like I’m struggling with seeing a square club face at address, I will definitely use this T drill, I had something similar but I put the two alignment rods together so I will leave a gap where the ball sits... I would also look at my toes for alignment, so I will try to start looking at my ankles as a reference instead
Great vid. So the swing! Straight back and through with no left wrist or arm turn? With the driver I have to turn the screw and close the club face down. help!,
Hello, what’s your opinion on Jack’s advice to have the clubface slightly open at address?
Excellent video!! I mark a red cross (St. George for England) on my golf balls to help me with alignment when playing on the golf course.
How does this help, George?
@@wadeparham4970 Hello Wade, it does not help George, but it helps me.
Of course, you can only use the cross for alignment on the tee & on the green.
Stand behind the ball and align one line in the direction of travel.
Then stand opposite the line at 90° which should square you up to the intended
line of ball travel.
My putting average for 18 holes is 34.5 so far this year, 34.6 last year, which is not bad for a 28 handicapper.
@@wadeparham4970 By the way, have you checked out my youtube channel?
Quality lesson
This is great, thanks so much!
Do you end up adjusting the station after every few shots? It seems like after a few shots, you would need to move the line between your feet back to get away from the divots.
CRope4clemson Great question! I’ll slide the alignment stick that is perpendicular to the target line back a little so I can hit a few shots. Then I’ll move it back (further away from target) and hit from behind the divots I just made.
Good Tip 👌
Helped loads thanks
Thank you!!!
does this work with driver?
Ty
Wow even the square face looks ultra closed to me. Think ive been leaving it too far open for too long.
That’s a great tip👌
Love this! Thanks👍
I miss your videos.
And exactly how are you to know your sticks are square
Thanks Great video!
Will try this out next driving range session
OMG! Let’s just deal with everything that doesn’t matter and avoid reality! 😳
First!!
Always!
Enough with the Golf Ball close-ups.