There you go! As long as you are able, like Mu now, to connect your task to the direction you want to send the ball into and allow for momentum to deliver it that way, you are GOLDEN!!

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Hi Thomas! Just like the full swing! If playing a fade for a high soft pitch, you keep it square to slightly open depending on the shot and for a low “one hop and stop”, you close it like a nice low punch draw.

really appreciated! thank you very much!

hi Sue! Definitely need more specific details and I recommend you either do a swing analysis or a 1-1 skype or facetime session with me so I can get you on the proper path of priorities to get you evolving in the right direction! Shawn

Thank you! One last question. Do You put shaft lean on the club when you close the face or is the club shaft centered? When I close the club face I only hit low straight shots. I can hit straight fades and fades but not draws. It seems my right wrist dorsiflexes when I close my face. Thanks again.

See the “most important video on grip ever” video and you will understand how the body accommodates for the task at hand! 👍😀

Hi Marcus! What you are doing is fine; you will eventually gravitate to what I am doing; see the “most important video on grip ever” and then see “lead hand release”, “trail hand release” and “snap release polish” videos to make sure you are not “guiding the shots” and that you are fully releasing the shots.

You should not feel the weight at the top of the backswing as this is where the arms and club are weightless! The point where you feel a nice G-force is past the ball and even past the intermediate point; when you throw the club and don’t let go, you will feel the club pull on you and release the hands and pull you into a nice finish. See “throw the club” video and “the throwing series”

Very good Harry! And no worries about feeling the closed shoulders, they will feel this way compared to what you are used to but they are way less closed than you feel. Remember the hammer analogy and set up with a hammer to a door frame and feel how natural it is! 👍😀

Played 9 holes on a little par 3 course, longest hole is 166 yds. I worked on my grip making it a touch stronger and lined as mentioned in my previous comment. It seems that this grip makes me pull ball with draw bias flight. I was missing left side of the green consistent . . I played 3 balls each hole and 2 would miss left. Now this greens are all 15 to 20 feet wide (small) with the biggest 25 but most holes are 80 to 120 yards long. So not terrible misses but not where I felt like I was aiming. How can I dial this in?

Good! This means that your club face is now closed enough and that you can start releasing to the right of the intermediate point. The problem is that your side vision is telling you that it is too far right and this will cause you to bail and pull left. This is why the “arc-blur unstoppable momentum series” is really important and please search and watch all the videos that relate to “alignment” on premium!

Great stuff Jean Jacques! Very happy you are finding your comfort zone! 😀👍

Boom!!!! Very good!!

Hey Paul! Search anything that pertains to “tilt” and “turn”, “head position” and “getting behind the ball” on the premium channel.

Hi Harry! Good stuff! Yes, as you get the hang of it, you can open up and abandon the throw more for sure! I like throwing about 50 yards, and your comfort zone could be 30-35 yards. Once you feel that kinetic chain engage and load the arm-club unit, (if that already has not been felt, you will know when it happens), you will feel the immediate “plug in” capacity to your golf shots; high or low, draw or fade. 😀👍

You bet! Search “fairway woods” on premium and enjoy!

Hi Declan! Make sure you are in the Eagle Exclusive section of the site to access eagle videos and send in your monthly eagle swing analysis. Shawn