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Hi Shawn,
I have a quick question. Would it make sense to get behind the ball then take a newtral grip with a closed face to hit a draw?
I feel like when I grip it netral closed faced first then get behind the ball to square (strong grip stance) I leave it out right but when I get behind the ball first then take a neutral grip closed face the ball seems to draw alot better.
Let me know if that makes sense lol!
Hi Shawn,
Finally realising what an effortless swing should be.
Wee bit confused at setup with the IP, i doubt it makes a difference but its been bothering me.
VS
what I have been doing, where I aim over IP BEFORE the tilt when standing over the
ball result is that I am automatically ready to hit right of the IP when I tilt.
I don’t have a golf course near me, closest one is 2 hours away. So been really working with the swing on a cage I had made at home.
Keep doing what you have been doing; what is important is that the tilt feels balanced and is what is allowing you to deliver THROUGH THE BALL along the ground and out into full access release into the direction of flight
Figuring it out. Hit the most gorgeous looking 8 – 6 irons. Finally understanding two things:-
Have sent you a few vids a few days back to show you, wanting to know if I am on the right track.
Thank you Sir!
Shawn, could you explain if there is a different focus downrange needed for a draw or fade shot compared to a standard straight shot.i.e. I really have benefitted from focusing out toward the ultimate target when making a standard shot. However, should the focus for a fade shot be out toward the ultimate target (vs at the ball) or out left of the ultimate target down range?
Hey Dan! The focus is on the flight plan; where you want to start, how high will it climb and where it will land and then trickle into the hole. See “Fade fine tuning” and “draw fine tuning”