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Just started back into long irons. Got a new set of clubs which includes a 4 iron. I missed it. In this video, you appear have more of a closed stance with both iron and fairway wood, rather than your usual…. to the target with the draw and slightly open with the fade. Am I seeing this incorrectly? Also, my draw appears to be more of a low stinger, with little apex. Not more how to correct this.
See “how to match task to picture” videos; as well as “best lesson I ever got from Moe Norman shawn clement” on youtube; really good one!
Shawn,
In this diagonal series and working the ball, what is the position of clubface or does it stay the same, ie do we close the face for a draw?
See the “fade fine tuning” and “draw fine tuning” videos; it depends on the individual!
Shawn
Hi Shawn, I love your videos and have been a premium member for a couple
Years or more. I have watched other teaching methods I hate to say , but always come back to your teachings and will always remain loyal. Wisdom in golf has been the only instructional videos that have helped me improve my game. I do have a hard time staying on task. I think maybe once I get my direction and picture I stand over the ball to long. Which causes me to think too much and default back to the ball. HeHe!! Watching your diagonal stance videos. For the fade do you open your stance with the ball forward of center or is the stance more square and ball forward of center? It Is hard for me to see your diagonal stance for the fade. For the draw I can see your closed stance in the video with ball back of center. Oh, by the way what is the difference in the Eagle and the a premium membership?
Thank you,
Horace
Imagine doing a fade with the one leg drill; it is all about delivering the “unstoppable momentum” in the direction you want to start the ball. Again, you adjust face-grip, ball position, alignment of MOMENTUM, to the flight plan using the all mighty intermediate point as your key guide to the shot.
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Shawn
Hi Shawn, my medium irons compression and dispersion have improved significantly from focussing on tilt and head turn in conjunction with the diagonal stance but I have been hitting my 3 iron a bit fat. I’m staying with the shot, using intermediate point and looking to cut the dandelion stem. Re ball position I appreciate camera angles can be deceptive but with the 3 iron it seems your ball position is way forward of centre for the fade and a fair bit behind centre for the draw, whereas my ball position is just ahead of centre for the fade and a hair back of centre for the draw. From my brief description and your experience could the fat shots I’m experiencing with my 3 iron be due to over exagerating the tilt and head turn rather than ball position related. I’m all for experimenting and appreciate its dynamic but I don’t like the idea of a complete reset. Any suggestions would be much appreciated. Kind regards Steve
Camera angles can definitely be deceptive; goldie locks is your best friend in this case. Both with the tilt at the set up and the ball positions. See “goldie locks series” video and then “fade fine tuning” and “draw fine tuning” videos. Shawn
Many thanks Shawn. Goldilocksed a few on the range and it seems as though I was overdoing the body tilt with the 3 iron. Got away with it with the medium irons but the longer 3 iron had me sticking it in the dirt and pushing at the ball. I think part of the problem is that the diagonal stance feels so comfortable with the body tilted further back and the weight more over the back foot. Thankfully I’m more centred and bolted now with the 3 iron. Hope the e book is coming along nicely. All the best Steve.
There you go! Awesome! That is exactly how you do it; well done!
Shawn for all your draw and fade shots here, are you changing your grip at all between weak and strong, or keeping it the same?