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Hey Shawn,
Very interesting video, I am now conscious that my ‘shoulders are not turned’ enough! This is surely one of the reason why I have difficulties to feel the target in my back. I know that when I feel the target in my back my shots are suddenly becoming very good. Feeling the target in my back is really the main thing i am focusing on and is really a key of success for me.
question: (I know this question is a bit technical, but it’s just to get some tip to feel at ease at address position) Do you have an angle between your club and your left arm at address position (see the image attached)?
thanks,
Seb
I don’t think of those kinds of angles and every student that has tried, ends up with poor distance to ball finding skills. Remember what you are getting ready to do at address: FACILITATE YOUR ABILITY TO DELIVER YOUR TASK IN THE DIRECTION YOU WANT TO START THE BALL WITH MOMENTUM.
To get momentum you need to gather the backswing which you are addressing with you getting more comfortable with your back to the target. The videos “lead hand release” and “lead hand release in the backswing” are great for that. Use the “goldie locks” series to find your distance to ball with wedges, short to mid irons, hybrids and fairway woods and driver and feel what is best for you and then see what “angle” you end up with.