I’m here for this! You’re spot on. I actually played Saturday (if you want to call it that). And yes, I’ve been working on things in my head because of those injuries to my body. I’m working on not flipping but I was a Flipping Fool Saturday. I’ve come to realize over the days since Saturday, I was doing things right but they felt so weird, I started reacting to the weird feeling. Meaning, body stopped rotating, arms stopped, and hands flipped. For years with my Daly Swing, my shaft at address was pointed to me belly button (for like a 7i). Pointed at my left pectoral for long irons. Now that I’m working on proper shaft lean at address, when I come into the ball, my arms felt too far ahead. That’s why my body stopped rotating and my arms slowed, to let my hands catch up. I was wrong. Even on my chips and pitches. But when I let it go, I looked like a world class golfer. Ball flight was beautiful and the sound, oh the sound. But I am so excited now. I have the wrist henge and bow at the takeaway now and not at the transition. I just have to learn to trust it. That will come with practice that I’ve not been afforded as of yet, but I know it will. MRI in less than 20 hours. Wish me luck.🤞🏾 🥂
Andy, great clip! Love the fact you’re utilising the HackMotion to demo. I’ve just received the HM pro this week and still getting to grips with it. Could you perhaps do a clip demonstrating the driver and the HM. It’s my understanding that we still want to see the green flexion at the top and impact? But of course without the lag through impact to hit it up. But it feels very unnatural and I struggle to apply it. Much appreciated. Keep up the great work.
Interesting drill, gonna try this tomorrow out on the range. I've always struggled with an early release especially when I get tired and I let my arms do most of the work.
@@andycartergolf It went very well and I hit it way more consistent now. It did highlight that my grip had gotten too weak and I couldn't for the life of me square the face but after some troubleshooting I noticed how weak my grip had gotten and when I fixed that it was a great feeling hitting balls with a much lower and farther flight.
Perfect timing for this lesson. Been trying this today but can't quite get it, either the club slams into the ground because the shaft is leaning forward too much or at impact the face isn't square so it shanks or thins off. Do you do in person lessons?!!!
@andycartergolf I have a tendency to stand up at impact so I thought I was supposed to try and stay down not come up. If this requires skill and timing might as well give up now 😅
Release the club. Feel like the butt of the club always points at your stomach. Don’t allow that cover drive feeling otherwise the face will just stay open
Easy but very effective drills. Thanks Andy
This is perfect. A friend of mine struggled with fat shots, and I didn't know how to explain what I was seeing. Thanks, Andy!
I’m here for this! You’re spot on. I actually played Saturday (if you want to call it that). And yes, I’ve been working on things in my head because of those injuries to my body. I’m working on not flipping but I was a Flipping Fool Saturday. I’ve come to realize over the days since Saturday, I was doing things right but they felt so weird, I started reacting to the weird feeling. Meaning, body stopped rotating, arms stopped, and hands flipped. For years with my Daly Swing, my shaft at address was pointed to me belly button (for like a 7i). Pointed at my left pectoral for long irons. Now that I’m working on proper shaft lean at address, when I come into the ball, my arms felt too far ahead. That’s why my body stopped rotating and my arms slowed, to let my hands catch up. I was wrong. Even on my chips and pitches. But when I let it go, I looked like a world class golfer. Ball flight was beautiful and the sound, oh the sound. But I am so excited now. I have the wrist henge and bow at the takeaway now and not at the transition. I just have to learn to trust it. That will come with practice that I’ve not been afforded as of yet, but I know it will. MRI in less than 20 hours. Wish me luck.🤞🏾 🥂
Good luck buddy 🙏🏽🤞🏽
Great vlog as always Andy - love the drills you give us to try out
Cheers!
Andy, great clip! Love the fact you’re utilising the HackMotion to demo. I’ve just received the HM pro this week and still getting to grips with it. Could you perhaps do a clip demonstrating the driver and the HM. It’s my understanding that we still want to see the green flexion at the top and impact? But of course without the lag through impact to hit it up. But it feels very unnatural and I struggle to apply it.
Much appreciated. Keep up the great work.
Interesting drill, gonna try this tomorrow out on the range. I've always struggled with an early release especially when I get tired and I let my arms do most of the work.
Give it a go and let me know how it feels
@@andycartergolf It went very well and I hit it way more consistent now. It did highlight that my grip had gotten too weak and I couldn't for the life of me square the face but after some troubleshooting I noticed how weak my grip had gotten and when I fixed that it was a great feeling hitting balls with a much lower and farther flight.
Perfect timing for this lesson. Been trying this today but can't quite get it, either the club slams into the ground because the shaft is leaning forward too much or at impact the face isn't square so it shanks or thins off. Do you do in person lessons?!!!
Make sure rotating upwards through impact to stop hitting into the ground. And yes i do in-person lessons at The Bristol GC
@andycartergolf I have a tendency to stand up at impact so I thought I was supposed to try and stay down not come up. If this requires skill and timing might as well give up now 😅
any tips for squaring up the club face? When I get my hands forward I tend to shovel it our right like I'm playing a cover drive.
Release the club. Feel like the butt of the club always points at your stomach. Don’t allow that cover drive feeling otherwise the face will just stay open
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