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3 to 5 mins is a good length for this. When other big youtubers are taking 10 plus mins to get the adds in its just long and drawn out and you lose the basic idea. Good stuff steve
Just find a reference point (grass) 2-4 inches behind the ball where you are intending your driver to bottom out. Look there and not at the ball. Slice will be gone and you’ll collect the ball on the way up. If you have a baby hook after just you drop your right foot back 1-2 inches it will work. Works for me! GL
Anyone struggling to fix there slice try this now. I was trying a few drills that usually work but was having no luck with them. This drill worked wonders for me. Thanks 👍
I took this concept to the range yesterday and hit 10 driver shots either dead straight or slightly off center. It occurred to me that if this works with the driver it should work with all the other clubs, so I tried multiple irons and hybrids. All dead straight. This is what Mo Norman used to do but he never explained why. From his videos all he ever said is that's how he always did it. But I found that I must focus on a point about 4 inches directly behind the ball, place my club there before take away and continue looking at the spot throughout the entire swing. I never looked at the ball after setup, the club just went there completely squared. Anxious to see if I can repeat this. But, and here's the kicker - I must keep my left arm straight and my wrists cocked (lag) all the way back and through the swing. Thanks for this tip Steve.
At first, I was like is he crazy to tell people to have the hands like that at impact but then you explained why and what that does and it's a genius tip mate. Gonna give it a try. Can you do one maybe for irons like this?
I have been using this tip for a few months, GAME CHANGER! The driver is now my most reliable club. Long and straight and can manufacture a nice fade on command. Been helping my golf partners too. Thanks!😊
Other youtube videos: fix your swing path, fix your back shoulder, fix your grip. This video actually helped straighten out my drives like 15-20% just from this one tip. Was doing crazy big slices or overcompensating and doing huge duck hooks.
Thank you for this new explanation Steve. I still slice. I watch a lot of you tube videos. These say right foot slightly back, right shoulder slightly down. swing track is up at take away. But I could not yet learn that teaching of yours. I'm going to work on this. I just don't have an answer to this or not yet. I have handicap 7.2 so I can do it reasonably. greetings from the Netherlands.
Steve thank you, lost my confidence hitting with the driver but this video was a game changer. Ball flight on lower side with plenty of roll but finding fairway, will keep practicing keep sharing quality content
Hi Steve. Thx for the video! I always enjoy your content. I’m finding what you’re explaining a little hard to understand. As I understand it, slices are caused by the face being open to the club path. What I’ve learned is that we need to square the face soon after starting the downswing while rotating through the ball. I think that the feeling you’re suggesting we should go for will definitely lead to an early release by dumping all the speed we’ve built up in the backswing well behind the ball. That would square the face and reduce slices, but the ball would go nowhere. Maybe I’m missing something. I used to slice like crazy and I learned to lessen it greatly in part by moving the ball a little further back in my stance and coming more from the inside. I mentioned squaring the face in the downswing, but this should just happen naturally if the grip is right (neutral to slightly strong). As far as club path, by moving the ball back a little (about 1 ball more towards the center of the stance), you’re contacting the ball more towards the bottom of the swing arc. That, together with a face more square to the club path (assuming a square swing path), should produce a straighter ball flight. For me it’s a 5 yard fade on my best shots. I just think that the feeling you talk about might lead to more frustration if implemented incorrectly. I think that early release together with over the top downswing and coming out of our posture to square the face is the number one killer of amateur golfers’ swings and this might lead to making it worse. Again, maybe I’m missing something. Please let me know what you think. Thx!
Thanks definitely will give this a try,I had a fitting and I am strong hitter and fast club speed and I was fitting with a x flex but we noticed 2 problems that made me not get the best out of my swing. 1 was I was launching it too high and 2 my club face was 80% of the time slightly open so made me lose distance and control. But when I did close the face slightly I absolutely nutted it. Will let you now if this drill works for me will give it ago on the range first.😅
I've been struggling with a slice + left wrist pain when driving, hanging on to the club to much. I tried this this week .. worked really well...feel versus real is two completely different things..hitting baby Draws!! Good work 👍
OMG Steve is so right. All this time thinking inside out and my hands were always ahead of the club. Played today and what a difference, my son also was hitting it straighter. Thanks a TON!!
Started golfing couple months ago and this is by far my biggest problem with driver. This is the only video I’ve found that breaks it down and a drill to correct it, thanks!
@@ItsorloffI mean yes and no. I ended up getting a 1 inch shorter shaft and a more draw biased driver. Worked on my setup by keeping my club head 1.5-2 club head length behind the ball at address. Focused on firing the hips and shifting my weight towards target. Hitting fairways 250+ every time.
I figured this out about a week ago by myself. I’ve been playing for 2 years and had countless lessons, this is the first time I’ve ever seen anyone talking about this feeling. Good to know it’s right 😅
Same exact idea, but the way I managed to really feel it, is to swing like I'm almost "pushing" the ball forward rather than actually hitting it sideways. It initially genuinely felt like I was swinging diagonally. I just had to keep my arms closer to my body, closing the face, and "push" my hands out as I released my upper body to keep it straight. This combined with a stronger grip eliminated a good 95% of that nasty, almost 90 degree angle slice I had. Now it's closer to a fade. For fairway woods, what helped the most was bringing the ball more in the middle of my stance, and making said stance a tiny bit narrower. I kept putting the ball almost as far forward as with the driver, which meant on release I was topping them.
Im just getting back into golfing. Ive watched a few videos now and this one gets straight to the point with tangible details. Others try to show the same thing, but in confusing ways and they fail to show the process actually in action.
Thanks Steve, good stuff as always. Your explanation helps me understand why grounding (or hovering) my driver a foot or so behind my ball (aka Mo Norman style) helps straighten out my drives. Probably not exactly what is going on, but now I have a better sense of why it might be helping and how I might move back to a typical address. Thanks!
I’ve been playing for a year and I can never fix my slice.I watched tons of vids on fixing driver slices. They all have titles like this vid, like it’s gonna do wonders. I chanced upon this vid yesterday, felt that it wasn’t really well done as it didn’t show the flight of the ball and I was pretty skeptical. I just finish a session at the range and I tried what he did at 4:50. First shot, dead straight. 2nd shot was straight too. Hit about 20 shots in all. About 3-4 shots slice but nowhere as bad as before. A few draws. About half of them straight. Which is a massive improvement I would say. I wanna give credit due. Subscribed and liked. Thank you for this tip. Will watch your other videos. P.S. I have early hip extension, and also I can’t clear my hip during my downswing. Do you have any videos to correct these 2 problems?
I believe the center of my swing when both hands are on the club is my Belly Button. Where ever my belly button is at impact is where the club releases. Therefore with the Driver my belly button never passes the ball but is aimed at the back of the ball and the ball is in the middle of my stance. With my shoulders closed at impact I produce a Draw. With my shoulders Open at impact and my belly button aimed at the front of the ball I produce a Fade or wicked slice if I spin out to fast. Overpowering your swing and way too much turning is my opinion for the slice. Golfers are taught to twist way too much and out running the club, this is why topping and slicing are so common. With irons my belly button is always 12" infront of the ball at impact. I use to hit everything FAT and when I twisted faster I would go from Fat to Thin or Toping it. Everybody has an exact place at which release must occur every single time you swing and the only way to find that is to go back and forth between 3 iron and SW until you find that exact place. 20 balls in a row for both clubs without fat or thin shot and 20 3w and Driver without a slice was my drill. I would place a tee 12" in front of the ball for Irons and stop my stomach at that spot everytime. For Driver I move my right foot back and point my belly behind the ball and never even turn and just hit like i was swing a hammer and sometimes even snap the wrist to produce a massive hook. If you learn how to curve the ball extremly left or right your golf swing will develop itself and become more enjoyable when you get in trouble and need to curve the ball around trees or water.
Just seen this and it’s beginning to make sense when I hit a drive more to the middle of my stance, so will try this out and I’ve subscribed. Now to find time to watch earlier videos 👍
Great way to get slicers to let their hands turn over , i have always thought that my old sliced driver was caused not by grip or stance and certainly not from coming over the top but purely through trying to guide the club down the target line and thus holding my hands off through impact , I cured my slice then pull then hook by simply allowing my my hands to go back down into the position i started and through , the main thought and feel being the action of bringing them down , straight down to the position of address . This caused a lot of very high faced shots until i opened my stance a half degree and put the ball to where i felt that the face was a degree past my low point , this got the ball into the middle and got me going at it like never before . In fairness it has taken years but i am and always will be a monkey with a typewriter ….
I prefer the idea of making sure the bottom of the swing is before the ball, I used to have serious flipping issues, don’t want to bring it back. But basically the same lesson.
Is it true that even the best hitters who practice a lot only hit the fairway about 50% of the time with their drivers? What do you think about amateurs using a 13.5 FW (2W or brassie) for tee shots?
Oh my gosh, are you fricken kidding me. It works! I have this swing it looks good (in my launch monitor) looks really good. But, when I play and practice I’ll duck hook then slice and of course a beautiful draw down the middle. Just enough encouragement me to keep trying. Before I played today I hit about 50 balls. I went right to my driver and started fiddling with it. Then I remembered this video. I just went right to the time stamp 5:30 practice drill. “ How do you take this to the course”. I thought for sure I would cast my hands into the ground. No one else on the range so what the hell. I flushed it! Huh? Lucky strike, try again. Well you know I was killing it. I have a swing speed of about 85 I’m 62. I usually get 185 out of the driver when I hit it with a nice draw (in between my slice and pull hooks). I started this technique go on guess my club head speed …….. 92-101 from 85! Ball average 200 from launch monitor. Then I went out and played nine holes. I killed it! Unbelievable really. I noticed if I put a broken tee behind the ball about a club and a half I had a nice draw. Closer ball went straight. Zero slices! I have a Garmin watch and could review my roll out distances and I was average 230. That’s unbelievable for me. I didn’t loose a ball. Now if I could just putt! I have my practice on a launch monitor. I wish I could post my practice shots. I count 10 shots with my driver. I hit 3,5, and hybrid too. But I brush the ground with those and when i see the club brush in front of the ball. I step up swing away, I hit those nice too. I recorded about 48 shots total on launch monitor today. Man, I am so excited. All I can say is what the hell! Such a simple thing.
Never is an outrageous claim, but following the drill you've explained it should in fact help reduce some of the "fore" right tee shots with the driver, which plagues a lot of us
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3 to 5 mins is a good length for this. When other big youtubers are taking 10 plus mins to get the adds in its just long and drawn out and you lose the basic idea. Good stuff steve
Thanks👍👍
Just find a reference point (grass) 2-4 inches behind the ball where you are intending your driver to bottom out. Look there and not at the ball. Slice will be gone and you’ll collect the ball on the way up. If you have a baby hook after just you drop your right foot back 1-2 inches it will work. Works for me! GL
it´s awesome that you actually explain this for free. So many ppl out there selling this information. really appreciate it. best of luck
Anyone struggling to fix there slice try this now. I was trying a few drills that usually work but was having no luck with them. This drill worked wonders for me. Thanks 👍
Awesome 👏🏻
I took this concept to the range yesterday and hit 10 driver shots either dead straight or slightly off center. It occurred to me that if this works with the driver it should work with all the other clubs, so I tried multiple irons and hybrids. All dead straight. This is what Mo Norman used to do but he never explained why. From his videos all he ever said is that's how he always did it. But I found that I must focus on a point about 4 inches directly behind the ball, place my club there before take away and continue looking at the spot throughout the entire swing. I never looked at the ball after setup, the club just went there completely squared. Anxious to see if I can repeat this. But, and here's the kicker - I must keep my left arm straight and my wrists cocked (lag) all the way back and through the swing. Thanks for this tip Steve.
Excellent…..well done👏🏻👍
Moe Norman didn’t do what this guy did. His club was behind the ball because of his address. He had straight lines from FO and DTL view.
At first, I was like is he crazy to tell people to have the hands like that at impact but then you explained why and what that does and it's a genius tip mate. Gonna give it a try. Can you do one maybe for irons like this?
I have been using this tip for a few months, GAME CHANGER!
The driver is now my most reliable club.
Long and straight and can manufacture a nice fade on command.
Been helping my golf partners too.
Thanks!😊
One of the best videos you've done Steve. Enjoyed that.
Thanks Fred👍👍
Other youtube videos: fix your swing path, fix your back shoulder, fix your grip. This video actually helped straighten out my drives like 15-20% just from this one tip. Was doing crazy big slices or overcompensating and doing huge duck hooks.
Thank you for this new explanation Steve. I still slice. I watch a lot of you tube videos. These say right foot slightly back, right shoulder slightly down. swing track is up at take away. But I could not yet learn that teaching of yours. I'm going to work on this. I just don't have an answer to this or not yet. I have handicap 7.2 so I can do it reasonably. greetings from the Netherlands.
Great Steve thanks so much for explaining how to release the driver and close the clubface. This drill has finally cured my slice so well done!
Fantastic 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Fantastic drill Steve! I’m going to work that today.
Hope you enjoy it!
My god I wish it was this clear and simple 20 years ago.. Great video
Thanks, this is gold. Not looking at the ball makes for less stress in the swing, keeping the head still and more center club head strikes.
Cheers Steve,it worked today but I need it to work tomorrow in my singles match.
Best sliced video on RUclips.
Steve Johnson, I hit 10 balls the way yiu said in your video and only sliced one....
Love the driver tips! Finally got my driver confidence back watching and using some of the swing tips you showed. Thanks for the videos!
Would’ve loved to know where the balls landed / the distances of drives ? Great drill, will try.
That was looking pretty nice I'm going to definitely try it next time I go out because I slice a lot I come from the outside in all the time
This worked for me!! I tried it out this week and Boom!! Amazing results
Steve thank you, lost my confidence hitting with the driver but this video was a game changer. Ball flight on lower side with plenty of roll but finding fairway, will keep practicing keep sharing quality content
Can I do this too for fairway irons and 3 wood ?, thanks
What a great drill. I will be using it.
Thanx.
This is genius, really works, thank you!
This makes sense. I never understood why I was slicing even when swinging in to out. Club face is open. I’m going to give this a try.
Hi Steve. Thx for the video! I always enjoy your content. I’m finding what you’re explaining a little hard to understand. As I understand it, slices are caused by the face being open to the club path. What I’ve learned is that we need to square the face soon after starting the downswing while rotating through the ball. I think that the feeling you’re suggesting we should go for will definitely lead to an early release by dumping all the speed we’ve built up in the backswing well behind the ball. That would square the face and reduce slices, but the ball would go nowhere. Maybe I’m missing something.
I used to slice like crazy and I learned to lessen it greatly in part by moving the ball a little further back in my stance and coming more from the inside. I mentioned squaring the face in the downswing, but this should just happen naturally if the grip is right (neutral to slightly strong). As far as club path, by moving the ball back a little (about 1 ball more towards the center of the stance), you’re contacting the ball more towards the bottom of the swing arc. That, together with a face more square to the club path (assuming a square swing path), should produce a straighter ball flight. For me it’s a 5 yard fade on my best shots. I just think that the feeling you talk about might lead to more frustration if implemented incorrectly. I think that early release together with over the top downswing and coming out of our posture to square the face is the number one killer of amateur golfers’ swings and this might lead to making it worse. Again, maybe I’m missing something. Please let me know what you think. Thx!
As with your long comment you are making it far to complicated.
I will add this to my practice routine. Thx.
Never seen it explained like this. Makes loads of sense. Many thanks
Thanks definitely will give this a try,I had a fitting and I am strong hitter and fast club speed and I was fitting with a x flex but we noticed 2 problems that made me not get the best out of my swing.
1 was I was launching it too high and 2 my club face was 80% of the time slightly open so made me lose distance and control.
But when I did close the face slightly I absolutely nutted it.
Will let you now if this drill works for me will give it ago on the range first.😅
Fantastic!
I've been struggling with a slice + left wrist pain when driving, hanging on to the club to much.
I tried this this week .. worked really well...feel versus real is two completely different things..hitting baby Draws!!
Good work 👍
Steve. Great lesson. Improved my driving no end. Lots of respect.
Thank you! Great bit of advice, and what's more, even I get it!
Thank you Steve. EXCELLENT video. I practiced last night and your tip really helped. Anxious to take it to the course this weekend. Thanks again!!
OMG Steve is so right. All this time thinking inside out and my hands were always ahead of the club. Played today and what a difference, my son also was hitting it straighter. Thanks a TON!!
thanks for the illustration..makes sense.. thanks for the visual
Good stuff today looking forward to some more tips
Awesome thank you!
Started golfing couple months ago and this is by far my biggest problem with driver. This is the only video I’ve found that breaks it down and a drill to correct it, thanks!
Did it work?
@@ItsorloffI mean yes and no. I ended up getting a 1 inch shorter shaft and a more draw biased driver. Worked on my setup by keeping my club head 1.5-2 club head length behind the ball at address. Focused on firing the hips and shifting my weight towards target. Hitting fairways 250+ every time.
Hey steve I have a problem holding off my bowed wrists for too long which keeps club face open at impact. Is this the drill i need?
I figured this out about a week ago by myself. I’ve been playing for 2 years and had countless lessons, this is the first time I’ve ever seen anyone talking about this feeling. Good to know it’s right 😅
Thought this was the most ridiculous drill………then I tried it. 😂 came back just to leave a comment and give it a thumbs up. It works!
I’m gonna test this out for sure 👍
Did it work?
@@stevejohnstongolf just finished driving range and made major difference
Thanks for the great tip
Brilliant video. Can’t wait to try tomorrow
Same exact idea, but the way I managed to really feel it, is to swing like I'm almost "pushing" the ball forward rather than actually hitting it sideways. It initially genuinely felt like I was swinging diagonally. I just had to keep my arms closer to my body, closing the face, and "push" my hands out as I released my upper body to keep it straight. This combined with a stronger grip eliminated a good 95% of that nasty, almost 90 degree angle slice I had. Now it's closer to a fade.
For fairway woods, what helped the most was bringing the ball more in the middle of my stance, and making said stance a tiny bit narrower. I kept putting the ball almost as far forward as with the driver, which meant on release I was topping them.
great video, thank you. Struggling with a high slice, im going to try this tonight on the course
Did it work
Im just getting back into golfing. Ive watched a few videos now and this one gets straight to the point with tangible details. Others try to show the same thing, but in confusing ways and they fail to show the process actually in action.
Thanks Steve, good stuff as always. Your explanation helps me understand why grounding (or hovering) my driver a foot or so behind my ball (aka Mo Norman style) helps straighten out my drives. Probably not exactly what is going on, but now I have a better sense of why it might be helping and how I might move back to a typical address. Thanks!
Great drill. Thanks from Switzerland. I will try next time on the driving range.
It makes sense now why when my irons work my driver doesn’t n vice versa. Thanks for video
Amazing Steve.. simple drill that really works!
This drill is unbelievable 💪
I’ve been playing for a year and I can never fix my slice.I watched tons of vids on fixing driver slices. They all have titles like this vid, like it’s gonna do wonders. I chanced upon this vid yesterday, felt that it wasn’t really well done as it didn’t show the flight of the ball and I was pretty skeptical. I just finish a session at the range and I tried what he did at 4:50. First shot, dead straight. 2nd shot was straight too. Hit about 20 shots in all. About 3-4 shots slice but nowhere as bad as before. A few draws. About half of them straight. Which is a massive improvement I would say. I wanna give credit due. Subscribed and liked.
Thank you for this tip.
Will watch your other videos.
P.S. I have early hip extension, and also I can’t clear my hip during my downswing. Do you have any videos to correct these 2 problems?
Done the today on driving range brilliant advice
I believe the center of my swing when both hands are on the club is my Belly Button. Where ever my belly button is at impact is where the club releases. Therefore with the Driver my belly button never passes the ball but is aimed at the back of the ball and the ball is in the middle of my stance. With my shoulders closed at impact I produce a Draw. With my shoulders Open at impact and my belly button aimed at the front of the ball I produce a Fade or wicked slice if I spin out to fast. Overpowering your swing and way too much turning is my opinion for the slice. Golfers are taught to twist way too much and out running the club, this is why topping and slicing are so common. With irons my belly button is always 12" infront of the ball at impact. I use to hit everything FAT and when I twisted faster I would go from Fat to Thin or Toping it. Everybody has an exact place at which release must occur every single time you swing and the only way to find that is to go back and forth between 3 iron and SW until you find that exact place. 20 balls in a row for both clubs without fat or thin shot and 20 3w and Driver without a slice was my drill. I would place a tee 12" in front of the ball for Irons and stop my stomach at that spot everytime. For Driver I move my right foot back and point my belly behind the ball and never even turn and just hit like i was swing a hammer and sometimes even snap the wrist to produce a massive hook. If you learn how to curve the ball extremly left or right your golf swing will develop itself and become more enjoyable when you get in trouble and need to curve the ball around trees or water.
You just earned yourself a subscriber my friend. Thank yoy
Excellent Andy. Welcome to the channel👍
How many knuckles on your left hand grip at address?
Depend on how the hand naturally hangs🤷♂️👋
On address that’s were moe Norman has the club and ball forward.
Yeh. Moe was fantastic
can you use that same move with fairway wood
Great work Steve, I swear I have to come and play your course. It looks a fantastic place to be.
Awesome vid. Thank you!
It really worked. Thanks!!
Can’t wait to try it!!
Amazing video. Thanks
You should show the ball flight With the camera behind you
Do you think he is secretly slicing and just lying to us?😂
Nah mate. That way you would see him slicing the shite out of it.
He won’t because it’s snap hooking
@@itishammyno one says that’s lovely to a snap hook without thinking abt it like he did. Like that’s a lovely trash shot
Cheers Steve, I’m gonna try this next time! Subscribed…👍
This is perfect... I'm going to make this adjustment next time i go out golfing..
Said nobody ever!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
great tip!
Glad it was helpful!
Just seen this and it’s beginning to make sense when I hit a drive more to the middle of my stance, so will try this out and I’ve subscribed. Now to find time to watch earlier videos 👍
Definitely going to give this a try
Rory and many tells it different. Change your swing plane to inside out
Plane or path??
Thanks Steve. Should the handle lead for irons but NOT driver?
He did a video a few weeks ago...like you said Driver ahead of the hands ...sq face at 6 inch before hitting it.
Cheers Steve,won my singles without slicing one drive.
Great way to get slicers to let their hands turn over , i have always thought that my old sliced driver was caused not by grip or stance and certainly not from coming over the top but purely through trying to guide the club down the target line and thus holding my hands off through impact ,
I cured my slice then pull then hook by simply allowing my my hands to go back down into the position i started and through , the main thought and feel being the action of bringing them down , straight down to the position of address .
This caused a lot of very high faced shots until i opened my stance a half degree and put the ball to where i felt that the face was a degree past my low point , this got the ball into the middle and got me going at it like never before .
In fairness it has taken years but i am and always will be a monkey with a typewriter ….
Nice content I will give it a go and let you know Thanks again
Will defo try this !
I’ve hit the bell, many times, yet I never get ANY notifications.
Great video steve
I can't hit a driver at all, always slicing but I hit a 5 wood straight as an arrow. I give up some distance for accuracy.
Thanks
Subscribed.
I’m trying this tonight, even though it’s supposed to rain when I play!!!
Simple Steve. Thanks ⛳️🏌️👍🏻
What is the name of this course? Where are you? I was born in a town called Worsham and left when I was 2
Course is Peebles GC in Scotland.
@@stevejohnstongolf thank you.
I prefer the idea of making sure the bottom of the swing is before the ball, I used to have serious flipping issues, don’t want to bring it back. But basically the same lesson.
That driver sounds awesome
Perfect video
Standing like this fixed my topping
Dalton McCrary taught this 20 years ago
"Hit the ball as straight as you can point" - "one and roll"
I still have the VCR box set 🤪⛳️
Literally just done this drill and it’s a game changer for me. Thank you 🎉
Is it true that even the best hitters who practice a lot only hit the fairway about 50% of the time with their drivers?
What do you think about amateurs using a 13.5 FW (2W or brassie) for tee shots?
This is great
At address do all of above but turn the driver toe in slightly it cured slicing for me.
Lmao that picture on the title is very wrong😂💀
Great video.
You can play the ball off your back toe and swing in to out. Its called Channel Lock.
So cool and amazing...
Lovely 😀
Seems like this will fix a slice sure, sacrificing distance as well no?
Oh my gosh, are you fricken kidding me. It works! I have this swing it looks good (in my launch monitor) looks really good. But, when I play and practice I’ll duck hook then slice and of course a beautiful draw down the middle. Just enough encouragement me to keep trying. Before I played today I hit about 50 balls. I went right to my driver and started fiddling with it. Then I remembered this video. I just went right to the time stamp 5:30 practice drill. “ How do you take this to the course”. I thought for sure I would cast my hands into the ground. No one else on the range so what the hell. I flushed it! Huh? Lucky strike, try again. Well you know I was killing it. I have a swing speed of about 85 I’m 62. I usually get 185 out of the driver when I hit it with a nice draw (in between my slice and pull hooks). I started this technique go on guess my club head speed ……..
92-101 from 85! Ball average 200 from launch monitor. Then I went out and played nine holes. I killed it! Unbelievable really. I noticed if I put a broken tee behind the ball about a club and a half I had a nice draw. Closer ball went straight. Zero slices! I have a Garmin watch and could review my roll out distances and I was average 230. That’s unbelievable for me. I didn’t loose a ball. Now if I could just putt! I have my practice on a launch monitor. I wish I could post my practice shots. I count 10 shots with my driver. I hit 3,5, and hybrid too. But I brush the ground with those and when i see the club brush in front of the ball. I step up swing away, I hit those nice too. I recorded about 48 shots total on launch monitor today. Man, I am so excited. All I can say is what the hell! Such a simple thing.
Brilliant. Sometime just looking at the game from a different angle can trigger things. Well done👏🏻👍
Never is an outrageous claim, but following the drill you've explained it should in fact help reduce some of the "fore" right tee shots with the driver, which plagues a lot of us
John Rahm is using this method