It’s just got me targeting different areas of the ball now just to see what it does 😂. I played the most fun round of golf ever today because of this video. Lost a few balls, but learned a lot 🤯
@@adjustin2fishin330 yeah something That keeps me pretty consistent with hitting a fade is looking at one point on the ball that I want to hit. And a lot of time I have my two-way miss when I don't think about where to hit it
Man I want to hear more about your golf journey. I vibe with so much of what you share about your perspective of the game and the swing. I’m also self taught and have been in love with the game since May of 2022. I’m really enjoying all of your content!
Great tip! I’ll try that on the range. For the North American folks if you played baseball another good feel is that swing to right center for a righty or left center for a lefty. I also like the making the sidearm throw across the diamond feel as well.
good stuff! i use marks on my ball mainly for putting and driver. not so much with irons on the fairway but deff on the tee box. this trick deff works for me too!
After doing more digging than golf over the course recently I tried changing how I bring my arms back so my swing wasn’t so steep. It’s working on the range and the best part is my swing has slowed a little but because of the better contact the 7 iron is still around 150-160 yards and I have more control of the ball path
I'm glad you talked about how it feels terrible to try to get into positions. I can do it but it feels so unnatural and like work. And no you don't get used to it with time. I've learned that you will always be fighting your natural tendencies so the solution for me is like what you have demonstrated here. An overall thought or intention instead of trying to achieve positions that feel strenuous and take the fun out of golf.
These are the kind om things that tend to work. The downswing is over in a split second, so trying to control the club´s different positions is very difficult. You must find something that makes your body do it naturally. I am currently playing during winter in Sweden (as long as there is not to much snow) and the ground is frozen. So I really do not want to be steep, as I often am. Just that awareness that the ground is hard and you do not want to hit it hard, helps me being more shallow.
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Can't guarantee this will work for you but it works for me. So I figured I'd share the quick tip!
It’s just got me targeting different areas of the ball now just to see what it does 😂. I played the most fun round of golf ever today because of this video. Lost a few balls, but learned a lot 🤯
@@adjustin2fishin330 yeah something That keeps me pretty consistent with hitting a fade is looking at one point on the ball that I want to hit. And a lot of time I have my two-way miss when I don't think about where to hit it
Man I want to hear more about your golf journey. I vibe with so much of what you share about your perspective of the game and the swing. I’m also self taught and have been in love with the game since May of 2022. I’m really enjoying all of your content!
@@danielhowell167 thanks! Maybe I'll go over it one video
Great tip! I’ll try that on the range. For the North American folks if you played baseball another good feel is that swing to right center for a righty or left center for a lefty. I also like the making the sidearm throw across the diamond feel as well.
good stuff! i use marks on my ball mainly for putting and driver. not so much with irons on the fairway but deff on the tee box. this trick deff works for me too!
After doing more digging than golf over the course recently I tried changing how I bring my arms back so my swing wasn’t so steep. It’s working on the range and the best part is my swing has slowed a little but because of the better contact the 7 iron is still around 150-160 yards and I have more control of the ball path
I'm glad you talked about how it feels terrible to try to get into positions. I can do it but it feels so unnatural and like work. And no you don't get used to it with time. I've learned that you will always be fighting your natural tendencies so the solution for me is like what you have demonstrated here. An overall thought or intention instead of trying to achieve positions that feel strenuous and take the fun out of golf.
These are the kind om things that tend to work. The downswing is over in a split second, so trying to control the club´s different positions is very difficult. You must find something that makes your body do it naturally. I am currently playing during winter in Sweden (as long as there is not to much snow) and the ground is frozen. So I really do not want to be steep, as I often am. Just that awareness that the ground is hard and you do not want to hit it hard, helps me being more shallow.
🤯😳 that’s actually a good idea
Do you think you’ll adopt this to your swing?
@@jbp5555 I've been trying to get more of this into it. Since I'm a bit too steep. But I am drilling down this motion but with a fade