Hey Anthony! Sorry I missed this one! You simply want to pre-deploy your arc into dynamic action like the ball on a string analogy. Go to the “throwing series” and see the Driver version with the “hammer throw” comparison! You will love it!

Let’s go! 👍😀

Hey Donald! Sorry I missed this one! I got the perfect view for you! Go to the “kinetic chain facilitation series” and see the “sending the divot peels into the bush while walking” drill which I do with the irons AND fairway woods. You will see that the SHAVING OF GRASS BEGINS FROM CENTRE AND MOVES FORWARD ALONG THE GROUND FROM THERE. Because the centre of mass of the woods are behind the shaft, the face is more shallow as well, we need to play the ball a tad more forward that with the irons and we have a better buffer zone of success from there; but you always want to MATCH THE BALL POSITION WITH THE DIRECTION YOU ARE GOING TO DELIVER YOUR RELEASE INTO. So make sure you take the time to practice simple “goldie locks” at address to feel what is too forward, then too back then just right for that particular shot.

EXACTLY!!👍😀👌💪

I hear you!😝

We use the Rapsodo launch monitor for the outdoor tracker;

Hi Ernst! When you see the “kinetic chain series” you realize that the golf swing is 2 kinetic chains with a sweet transition at the top of the backswing like in the “using the weight in your swing-axe drill with Savy” Then see “kinetic chain facilitation series” and you will see that the engagement of the kinetic chain from the ground up is what pulls the arms and club down and through to the direction of the target.

Hi Anthony! Your brain does not have an evil side to it ready to snatch the club and sabotage your chip shots!!! Your issues can always be traced back to the thoughts your were having just before you made your swing!!
-were you getting ready to use the weight of the arms and club to cut through a dandelion stem along the ground into the direction of the intermediate point and did you feel you had the right amount of momentum to land the ball on the spot you needed to to then roll into the hole?
-or did you see a ball and wanted to make sure you did not chunk it?
1-always always always see, feel and hear what you want with the flight plan
2-make your prediction: When you let the weight of the arms cut the grass in the direction of the intermediate point, does it feel like the stem of the dandelion will get cut first and then the grass in front of it after?
3-Goldie locks the amount of momentum if you are not sure to get rid of any possible interference in the swing.
4-stay with the task at all costs, make your observations after the fact

Shawn,
Much appreciated.
Anthony

Hey Joe! No, this is not good as it means you are out of balance; I see this a lot with golfers trying to “make sure” to keep the head down in the backswing or turn the shoulder under the chin or whatever positional distraction you may have that prevents your machine from performing.
1-do some feet together drill (see video)
2-then see “feet together back to feet apart”
3-see “perpetual motion drill series”
4-see “balance mile markers”
Very important question you sent!! This will help a lot of golfers who have the same issues!! So thank you for that. Shawn

You are on the right track!
1-you gotta be able to put your hand in the fire and swear you stayed with a nice RELEASE in the direction you wanted to start the ball.
2-if not, what distracted you from performing that?
3-if you do stay with it, congrats! You are on your way as then you can identify a pattern and make small adjustments as you go!

That’s exactly it!

Confirming the release has been huge. When I know I released it where I intended, it’s easy to observe the pattern as you said.

No thinking about wrist angles or back swing depth. Just making the adjustment to the release or the face or simply playing the ball flight!

If I set up left of the fairway and release to the center of the fairway and the ball goes straight down the fairway, who is gonna argue with that?!?

Boom!! You get it!! 👌💪👍😀

Hey Tom! Next step is the “perpetual motion drill series” and the “kinetic chain facilitation series # 6” and another great drill that matches up in the “battering ram drill” video; enjoy!

Thank you I am very glad I subscribed to the Member site. Very valuable.

At the pin for a draw and in the direction you want to start the ball for the fade; fade the ball is forward of centre and draw the ball is back of centre. Ball position makes alignment. See “the goldie locks series” to learn how to predict set up and see fade fine tuning and draw fine tuning for more!

Hey Gregg! You always play with a task or a collection of tasks that you match up with different situations! Example: Door frame or Battering ram would be for into the wind shots and sending dandelion stems into the air would be for high shots downwind. You would be delivering with the feel that you need to deliver like in the “pre-motor cortex series” which is mucho money!!

I noticed when I practiced yesterday that when I was making solid contact my ball flight was lower then what I expected. The area I practice at allows me only to use my wedges. I got more distance but my ball flight was lower

Not a problem! When the time comes when you get back outside or into a higher area like a dome, then you can have fun with higher throws! See “matching task to golf shots” for high and low shots as well as “club speed” video which is a really cool throwing video and I highly recommend it if you can get into a space to do throws like that! Be safe! 😀👍

Sounds to me like you are shanking the ball and not slicing it as this issue does not make sense; shanking is when you strike the ball in the neck of the club and the ball shoots off to the right. This means you are releasing at the ball and or are too close to it or losing balance forward into it. See the “football drill series” and this video here I just uploaded on youtube that we will be making a nice series on premium with! https://youtu.be/apXe9yfe6Q4