In order to have ample Side Bend in the swing, the muscle chains on the Sides of the Torso need to be limber. If they’re tight, the torso will definitely be restricted and prevent the turning of the torso and also diminish Speed.
Here’s the best part: if you’re able to emulate this impact position, a LOT of good things can happen.
Moving your center line automatically changes your attack angle from “steep” to “sweep” and helps you flight your shots the right way.
“When your vision moves around, you pick up feedback that makes its way into the hands and brain, and you overwhelm yourself with information.”
There’s a lot you can learn by watching how hockey players take slapshots. It’s no coincidence that hockey players are often very good golfers.
Martin Chuck at Tour Striker has a great drill for generating more power and demonstrating the proper position you need to set up your swing.
What if we stopped trying to fix whatever is going on? What if we just let it be? What if we surrendered and gave up trying to control it?
Martin Chuck at Tour Striker is one of the best at making the golf swing simple. Here’s a little tip on chipping that he created after watching Scottie Scheffler’s amazing performance at this year’s Masters.
In this week’s instruction video, Shawn Clement of Wisdom in Golf provides an easy breakdown about squaring the clubface and how it will improve your results.
