Throwing the club away from the body in the transition of the golf swing is one of the largest causes of poor ball striking and swing path. How can a golfer stop that?
Most instruction books will try and dictate that you must play the ball in a certain position in the stance. Here is why that is a fallacy and that we will all have our own unique ball position.
Will a perfect backswing find a perfect impact or downswing path? - No. So that's why understanding and becoming good at the 430 entry will find the perfect backswing for you.
Most golfers are under the wrong impression as to when and where speed of the clubhead comes from. It's why mastering the 430 release is not only a key to straighter shots but also longer shots too.
There are many putting aids designed to help you build a better stroke. In this video I show you what the best advice is to keep the stroke on the perfect plane and arc.
Throwing the club away from the body in the transition of the golf swing is one of the largest causes of poor ball striking and swing path. How can a golfer stop that?
Most instruction books will try and dictate that you must play the ball in a certain position in the stance. Here is why that is a fallacy and that we will all have our own unique ball position.
Will a perfect backswing find a perfect impact or downswing path? - No. So that's why understanding and becoming good at the 430 entry will find the perfect backswing for you.
Does the club have to face directly towards the target at the end of the backswing? No, it doesn't. There are many options that can work.
Most golfers are under the wrong impression as to when and where speed of the clubhead comes from. It's why mastering the 430 release is not only a key to straighter shots but also longer shots too.
There are many putting aids designed to help you build a better stroke. In this video I show you what the best advice is to keep the stroke on the perfect plane and arc.