You bet! Already in the plans for all shots!!

Now we really see more clearly why so many golfers struggle with their bearings! They are so easy to distort!

Vois le vidéo “draw fine tuning” et “diagonal stance series”

Super deluxe!!

The key here is to maintain awareness that the swing is staying in the direction through the intermediate point. If you leave the shot before that, the brain will default to the ball, you will get in front of it, then come across to the left where the arc will get cut short and exit left too soon! See “target confirmation series” video on premium.

See how close we are getting!? 😀👍

Magic! You should have seen my last lesson yesterday who drove 3 hours to come see me for a fitting because one of his friends explained how I get them to try the different manufacturers first and how happy he was with his clubs. The guys shows up with the latest Mizunos with stiff tour KBS shafts and says he is not hitting them well. He has a weak grip, moves forward into the ball and hits down hard and the ball goes left a couple degrees and flutters to the right and he is complaining they don’t go as far as his old Taylor Mades. So we cut dandelions and start flushing the ball in the centre of the face with a much higher ball flight. Check. Then We give him back his strong grip and we start compressing the ball from 150 to 170 carry with a sweet 2 yard draw. We do the same with his 4 iron, then we get his driver to carry 255 instead of 225. We compared the other clubs quickly and he left with his clubs, 2500.00 richer and it cost him a 1 hour lesson.
I LOVE MY JOB SO MUCH!!!

Wide arc means high hands; see “purpose of the backswing” and “the backswing series” which takes a nice dive into that with Doc Moody. Lovely series! The key is feeling that you have access to throwing the club in the direction you want to start the ball. See also “grass whip training” series.

See “draw fine tuning” and “fade fine tuning” for ball positions with each one. Then see “driver” part 1-2-3
close to what Moe did; like a hybrid between him and conventional as we deal with purpose vs human anatomy.

Very similar; but you cannot go there as your perception of the posture will distort things. You always look for purpose. “when I deliver my action in the direction I want to start the ball, is my posture allowing me to use the legs to throw the club in that direction and am I low enough that the sole of club will drag along the ground to allow this to happen? See “posture” video and “predict contact” as well as the “Goldie Locks series”

Thank you. Thank you, Thank you. I have been following your instruction for about 10 months. I am short in stature, so have always stood tall to the ball, in an attempt to ground my club. Today, after reviewing the videos you recommended, I finally got into the athletic posture. What a huge difference. I picked up about 20 yards in distance. You are a great teacher.

Down The Middle Ron

Right on “down the middle Ron”! You must be in high demand for partners! 😀👍

Love it! And it was not that difficult huh!?😀👍

Good comment, no issues as long as the intermediate point is very close by and inside 6 inches so that you don’t hinder the range of motion in the backswing. Very well said!

Neither-none of the above! You are using the butt of the club with weight of arms to bust through the door frame in the direction you want the ball to start. It’s a feel of “unstoppable momentum” busting through with heft.

I think I am understanding. I do feel the weight of arms and club busting through but still not sure if I am the butt through at the intermediate point where the club will go through or some point inside the intermediary point in the same direction. this is confusing to me and would like you to clarify. Perhaps you can explain on a video or diagram to help me. Because the butt is inside the arc of the club face is there an inside point to shoot for? I have tried your battering ram approach without much success because I am aiming too far inside or outside so anything you can add would help. When I do hit a good shot it works but I am having trouble making it repeatable.

meant to say not sure if I aim the butt

This drill and analogy is to get a general feel and understanding; however, to try and PLACE THE BUTT AND POINT IT THROUGH MANIPULATION IS ABSOLUTE SABOTAGE and definitely the reason why you are struggling.

Instead, be accurate with the blur of the club when you let the arm-club unit fall through butt first! See where the club tracks and match it with the direction you want to start the ball; feel how that momentum is unstoppable!

enjoy! 😀👍

Hey Ryan! Yes, driver from 4 to 5 years ago can definitely be improved on; the last 3 years have been huge in developing low spin drivers. For 100 MPH driver speed like Savy, you should be getting 245 to 250 carry, 2000 >RPM spin with a upward angle of attack of 5 degrees and max 9.5 degrees of loft. Between a performing regular flex to light stiff flex works great. Try Taylor made, Callaway, Ping, Titleist, Cobra, Mizuno, and Srixon drivers at Either Club Champion or I hear PGA tour superstore now fits for free!

Your right on the money Shawn. I just went today to check new product. Unfortunately Was very similar to what I’m producing currently. Like you said Savvy is at a 100 mph and carries 245/250. With Good swing I max out at around 92/93 swing speed. 2100 rpm’s or so. Anyways suggestions/ ways to pick up mph?

Do you have one of our Mehlhorn Grass whips? See the proshop page at www.wisdomingolf.com
see “grass whip training” video on premium to hone the speed there! That sucker rips through the air!!

Now I do 😉 last thing, I use a 9 degree driver and my ball has nice height… would recommend trying out lower degrees like 7.5 or 8 loft?

Not yet; we need more speed first!