Hey Chris, I also get it across the line at the top but I’ve always managed to get the club coming too much from the inside on the way down (around 7 degrees on av.) and don’t compress the ball as much as I’d like. Would this drill work to help me get a more neutral swing path as well?
I’ve heard the “steering wheel” analogy before, and have difficulty applying it (because in the golf swing the hands are together). I’m more curious about the “water ski” analogy, which allows for rotation in the downswing (a slinging action to generate clubhead speed), and more specifically, how to square up the clubface at impact when whipping the club around your body. Good stuff, Chris 👍🏻 Keep up the good work.
Can still be a slice regardless where you hit it. Just less common if hit on the toe. It's largely influenced by face direction and swing path vs face impact...
Watched this, went to the garage grabbed a 7 iron and joined along for the lesson, awesome lesson, felt like I got an $80 lesson for free, thank you.
Just tried this at the range.I've never hit my irons more solid! Great divots and shots that had more penetration. Thank you.
Great lesson mate
Thanks
very very good video
Hey Chris, I also get it across the line at the top but I’ve always managed to get the club coming too much from the inside on the way down (around 7 degrees on av.) and don’t compress the ball as much as I’d like. Would this drill work to help me get a more neutral swing path as well?
I was able to figure out what it meant by “let my arms fall” with this two part drill
I’ve heard the “steering wheel” analogy before, and have difficulty applying it (because in the golf swing the hands are together).
I’m more curious about the “water ski” analogy, which allows for rotation in the downswing (a slinging action to generate clubhead speed), and more specifically, how to square up the clubface at impact when whipping the club around your body.
Good stuff, Chris 👍🏻
Keep up the good work.
I thought i had a slice until i used impact sticker and found i was hitting the heel side of centre
Can still be a slice regardless where you hit it. Just less common if hit on the toe. It's largely influenced by face direction and swing path vs face impact...