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Hi Shawn,
when I started with you, I brought a problem to you of hitting the outer part of my irons towards the toe. It did get resolved but I stopped paying attention to it as I was improving on a daily basis.
Recently realized I still hit towards the toe. Also realized that at impact my club face is slight turned inwards/closed.
I saw this happening more on the wedges than the longer irons, specially the 30-90 yard shots. The ball strike is always towards the toe.
Been trying to figure out why?
Ball position?
face too closed at address / with a strong grip.
Swinging across?
I have been trying to rectify that by manipulating the club by keeping square for a longer time after impact. Which gets the strike to the center but with distance loss.
Any thoughts?
Also please do see the videos I sent when you have the time of full iron shots.
Thank you
Hi Shawn, I’ve watched your videos for a few years and finally decided to join the premium section. I’m so glad that I did. So many good drills and I especially like the pre-setting of the head and keeping it there until the right shoulder collects it. I tend to allow my head to move forward (in an effort to shift my weight forward) and hit pull hooks. I now know that I don’t physically have to “shift” my weight forward.
I also love the success you have had with Savannah and find her so inspiring.
Right on Nancy! Please keep us posted to your progress or if you run into any snags! I want to know about it! 🫶👍😀
Hi Shawn, I’ve just joined and am really enjoying the lessons and also your style of delivery, so thank you. I was really struggling with my golf last year/ early this year and was scoring over 100 regularly, mostly due to terrible inaccuracy and a bit of chipping yips thrown in for good measure. I started practicing the feet together drill which was working well and so I decided to take it onto the course. The result is that I am now no longer losing 6 balls a round and am scoring between high 80s and low 90s. I would like to get to a regular 14 handicap which involves a bit more improvement and consistency. The question is, What is the real advantage of this compared to feet together? It just seems there are less moving parts with feet together and less to go wrong. Thanks and best wishes from the UK
Hi David! See “feet together back to feet apart” and then see “kinetic chain facilitation series” which will bring things together nicely for you! 👍👍
Delete this comment. I asked my question before finishing the video and you answered it like you always do. Great video
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