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David Kelley
David Kelley
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6 months ago

Shawn, please add a longer visual (longer alignment rod?)of your target, from the target out into the course, and an alignment rod showing alignment stance as it relates to downrange final ball position. It’s hard to see from our vantage point. Maybe a couple slow mow overhead views? And snapshots of your ball position for fade, draw, nuetral that we can compare on one visual. It’s hard to see when watching live shots, or place a ball representing all three at the same time? I am sure I have seen parts of this on several different videos, but to see it all at once, like a cheat sheet. Appreciate all your feedback. I understand this is no small production task. Thanks

David Kelley
David Kelley
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8 months ago

I have noticed your hands do not cross between the shoulder and upper bicep but above or right over the shoulder, ( when viewing from behind ) but other times like when you talk about tucking the trail a against your pec
it does? Should my hands get deeper behind the shoulder as opposed to straight back and wide? How can you tell if you are taking the club too far back? I am trying to limit my back swing for more consistency

David Kelley
David Kelley
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8 months ago

Shawn,

Lokesh Krishna
Lokesh Krishna
Member
1 year ago

Hi Shawn, for a fade should the trail leg be ahead of the lead leg, as the swing should be left of the intermediate point. Or should the trail leg be behind regardless of the draw or fade.
Regards

Shawn Clement
Shawn Clement
Reply to  Lokesh Krishna
1 year ago

What we do is align the flow of momentum to the left of the target and keep it there during the swing; the ball position and club face relationship allow for the ball to start in that direction and curve back to the target. This can be done with or without the diagonal stance which would make the alignment of the feet look square for a fade and slightly closed for a draw.

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