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Hey Shawn, great video. What is the key to your “awesome” pause at the top of your backswing? Every time I slow down my swing and try to pause, I seem to accelerate way too much on the downswing. I know you are someone that has millions of swings but is it simply pure reps or something else? Cheers, Brian
See the “using the weight in the swing-axe drill with Savy-
This comes completely naturally when you are not fighting with the instrument! 😝
Hi Shawn. When setting up for the draw you say line body to ‘target’ and close club face……. do you mean the actual target (ie the flag), or the target line for your arc (ie the intermediate point)?
Many thanks.
Hi Neil! You will see in “working the ball” and “draw fine tuning” that one way of drawing the ball is to aim “straight” or “parallel left of target (for the righty), play the ball back of centre (irons) and then get behind the ball with a more closed face and allow the momentum of the swing to stay to the right of the end target. You would use the intermediate point to help you do that.
I also show how to draw with the diagonal stance in the “diagonal stance series”
When you mentioned “you start feeling uncomfortable over a certain shot” – this is EXACTLY what happens to me. At my home course yesterday – hole 16 is a 430yard dogleg left to an elevated green and I can never ‘see’ how my drive is supposed to fly here.
I may be playing 3 or 4 over until i reach this hole – and it doesn’t matter how well I’m driving the ball on the first 15 holes – but when i get to this hole – my brain doesn’t work. It’s like it short circuits and i suddenly DON’T KNOW HOW to hit my driver.
Yesterday, I actually almost missed the ball!!
I really have a hard time understanding this concept.
Means you have the WRONG OPTION!! Name 3 more ways to play the hole to make a par or bogey at worst.
3 wood-6 iron?
5 wood-hybrid?
Hybrid-5 wood?
3 woods are easy to turn over off the tee if you want to draw it; usually ends up going an extra 15 yards.
What HSBC
Great stuff