Moe Norman’s secret: ‘Bank’ your feet to make crisp contact
Few people realize how much Moe worked on his FOOTWORK to help him achieve such powerful, consistent contact.
Few people realize how much Moe worked on his FOOTWORK to help him achieve such powerful, consistent contact.
Here’s an interesting tip from Martin Chuck on how to develop feel by building the proper mechanics into your swing. He uses an extra long tee that looks to be about a foot long to support the ball.
This drill isn’t about trying to hit the ball picker as it drives by. However, it’s a fun drill and can definitely improve your timing and impact.
Martin Chuck from The Tour Striker Academy says, “You may not think this little pre-shot routine is important but there’s a reason winners waggle.”
Martin Chuck from the Tour Striker Academy demonstrates how to keep the ball lower for penetrating shots into the wind or under tree limbs.
Martin Chuck from the Tour Striker Academy helps demystify hip rotation versus sway in your backswing.
Many amateur golfers make unconscious, last-second adjustments to their grip just before staring their backswing.. And this sets off a domino effect of swing flaws.
The most common thing I see is someone quickly retracting their trail arm, which (to me) looks similar to the motion of pull-starting a lawnmower.
When you combine the instinctive motion of chopping wood with the right body movement (ie., rotation) – you can get the results you’re looking for.